Inspiration
Because of the long reach of it’s tide, Whitstable has many guises. Sometimes the waves lap the pebble beach, and sometimes you have to walk quite a distrance across mud and stones if you want to reach the water. It is set on the north sea and has a rather muddy bed, so often the more subtle colours predominate. I think the cooler, rather muted colours of the north sea are just as beautiful as the bright colours of our Atlantic coast in their own way (it is ironic as Kent has more than once recorded the highest summer temperatures in the country and on a hot summers day the sea can actually be quite blue!)
Whitstable Sunset 1 - SOLD
Oil on Board, postcard size
6 x 4 inches, unframed
(15.24 x 10.2 cm, unframed)
7.5 x 9.75 inches framed
(25cm x 19.4cm famed)
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About the Picture
Whitstable is a popular destination in North Kent. It is particularly known for its oysters and when the tide is out a large expanse of stone and sand flats are exposed. You can also see the trestles on which they now grow the oysters. This is a small postcard sized painting, showing the tide some way between high and low.
