Whitby Abbey Art Print

Description

The Gothic ruins of Whitby Abbey have towered over the fishing town of Whitby for almost 700 years. Founded by King Oswy of Northumbria in about AD 657, it was a religious centre in many incarnations up until 1538. Over the centuries is has endured extensive weather damage and wear and tear, all having left their mark in some shape. A walk up the famous 199 steps is well worth it – historians enjoy uncovering the layers of history it opens up, while photographers and artists a plenty are inspired by the towering ruins. The views are pretty spectacular too! Also available in the Yorkshire coast series: Scarborough, Filey Brigg and Bridlington.

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Framing Available
Want your print ready to hang? Choose from black or white wooden frames, handmade in the UK using high-quality materials and finished with glass glazing, sealed backs, and hanging cord. Please refer to our Framed Prints page for more detailed information about our frames.

Prints are unmounted, but include a clean white border that looks great in the frame.
All frames are made to order – please allow 7–10 working days.

Please note: Any images showing alternative frame types, such as ornate mouldings, wooden finishes, or prints with mounts, are for illustration only and are there to help if you plan to frame your print yourself.

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