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The Whitby Picture Shop

Locality: Whitby

Phone: 07810106952

Address: 8 Skinner Street YO21 3AJ Whitby, WA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Alum Workers: lithograph after a plate from Walker's "Costume of Yorkshire". Image 12 x 8 inches on sheet 12 x 17 inches. The original was published in 1814: this plate is from the 1885 facsimile reprint. An interesting industrial scene showing part of the process. 25

25.01.2022 Albert Thomas Pile, MSM, FRSA, SGA was born in London, and studied at the Central School, Goldsmith's, Camberwell and Bournemouth Colleges of Art. He first visi...ted Whitby on sketching holidays in the early 1940s. A civil servant, during the Second World War he was an official artist to the Information Ministry. He lived in Whitby in retirement and was a member of the Fylingdales Group. He documented the demolition of many of Whitby's yards throughout the 1950's and 60's. May 31st 12.30pm 1961 Muncaster's Yard, Haggersgate. Pen and Ink Drawing

24.01.2022 Finally! We can offer for sale.... a pond yacht!

22.01.2022 A fresh selection of beautifully produced Folio Society books are now in stock in our Skinner Street shop and also on our stand at the Whitby Antiques and Collectables Emporium in Flowergate...... https://www.foliosociety.com/uk

19.01.2022 Pond Yacht Alert!!!!

19.01.2022 Latest acquisitions..... available to view and purchase at The Whitby Picture Shop 8 Skinner Street

16.01.2022 After being closed for 18 months the bookshop is open again on Saturdays from 11 to 4.30, starting today. I will also be opening two more days a week, probably Monday and Friday but this isn't decided yet, so look here for confirmation.

15.01.2022 The Whitby Picture Shop - 8 Skinner Street Open Friday and Saturday 11am - 5pm https://www.facebook.com/The-Whitby-Picture-Shop-731812593649308/

12.01.2022 South East View of Whitby Abbey, engraving after a drawing by George Wardale. Image 9.5 x 15 inches, in bevelled mount, overall 18 x 23 inches. Published February 1812. George Wardale was from an old Whitby family of attorneys-at-law. A large decorative engraving, ready to frame. 85.

11.01.2022 Steampunkery. And a steampunk dog.

10.01.2022 John Francis Branegan (1843-1909) Marine Painter

09.01.2022 Open today Sunday August 25th, 1 - 4pm

08.01.2022 "Argument's Yard, Whitby". 1913. Watercolour by James Allen Shuffrey. 14.5 x 10.5 inches. Shuffrey was one of the first members of the British Watercolour Society. He retired from a career in banking to take up another career as an art teacher and painter in Oxford. While his topographical work is mostly based in Oxfordshire, he also went on many painting tours of the UK. An attractive interpretation of one of Whitby's favourite subjects. In the Edwardian era artists must have been fighting for space in Argument's Yard and Tin Ghaut! Excellent clean and bright condition. Unframed. 75

07.01.2022 zachte ochtend edward bawden

07.01.2022 The postcards which I'm putting on today are part of a massive collection of Whitby and coastal village cards which will soon be for sale individually at The Whitby Picture Shop, 8, Skinner Street. I thought I'd take this opportunity to publish them here, before they disappear back into private collections again. Enjoy..

06.01.2022 Open today - 11am till 4pm

05.01.2022 "Near the Pier". Whitby beach looking towards Kettleness. 1913. Watercolour on board by James Allen Shuffrey. 15 x 11 inches. Titled and dated to verso. Shuffrey was one of the first members of the British Watercolour Society. He retired from a career in banking to take up another career as an art teacher and painter in Oxford. While his topographical work is mostly based in Oxfordshire, he also went on many painting tours of the UK. An attractive bright image. Unframed. 75.

03.01.2022 North West View of Whitby Abbey, engraving after a drawing by George Wardale. Image 9.5 x 15 inches, in bevelled mount, overall 18 x 23 inches. Published February 1812. George Wardale was from an old Whitby family of attorneys-at-law. A large decorative engraving, ready to frame. 85.

01.01.2022 Whitby From The East Cliff: stone lithograph by Edwin Cockburn. Image 9.5 x 13.5 inches, overall 18 x 20.5 inches in bevelled mount. One of a set of six prints in a folio, "Whitby Delineated", published by Silvester Reed, Whitby in 1848. This one dedicated to Aaron Chapman, Whitby's first MP. Note the inclusion of a bridge from the West Cliff to Spion Kop, a structure which never existed. Paper just a little age toned. 95.