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Evening Camp 20x15by John Freeman N. D. D A. T. D Commissioned by Barrie Law A. R. P. S. Romany Gypsy Photographic Collection This Lithographic study of the travelling people and their camp sites combines the detail of a way of life with John Freeman's ability to create an evocative scene of warmth and cold in a country lane on a winter's night. Signed Print approx 20"x15 Delivery: Unframed Prints will be sent via Royal Mail (Approx 2 working days) Framed items are

Signed Giclee` Print approx 20"x15"

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Beck Hole is a tiny hamlet on the edge of the North York Moors village of Goathland

The old Boots corner on the end of the bridge and St Michael's Church on the East Side being two notable features

It took over a hundred men along with horses to pull the boat through driving Snow and drifts

A full moon hanging over this classical

Image Size 20" x 15

No one laid claim to owning the black dog

Goathland Station makes a perfect setting for this nocturne study which is set in days when the railway provided a vital link between moorland villages and the "outside world"

It is Whitby`s longest street

John Freeman – born in Doncaster in 1942 established his studio in Whitby in 1969

It echoes the scene over a century ago when the town and harbour would often be a veritable forest of masts and rigging

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