The Black Horse Public House at Whitby, North Yorkshire

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Really interesting and a good painting

Posted by Heather Love on Tue 08 Aug 14:52:16

Fabulous old boozer Malcolm, I do like your interpretation!

Posted by Alan Bickley on Tue 08 Aug 15:40:36

This is lovely and really interesting. The style reminds me of poster I used to own of pub doorways by an artist called David Gentleman. More please.

Posted by Andrew Roles on Tue 08 Aug 16:53:29

Wonderful details and very well painted.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Tue 08 Aug 18:28:11

Exc

Posted by Romila Datta on Fri 11 Aug 10:49:35

Excellent

Posted by Romila Datta on Fri 11 Aug 10:49:39

Hang on Studio Wall

08/08/2023

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The Black Horse Public House is one of the oldest in Whitby. It's name had to be changed from the White Horse to the Black Horse in 1828. It is believed to have one of the oldest Public serving bars in existence having been installed just after its invention in the 1870's in the USA. I love these interesting buildings which helps to create a wonderful image. I love Whitby and enjoyed doing this one. Painted on St Cuthbert's Mill 140lb Bockingford. Image size 8 x 6 inches & paper size 10 x 7 inches.

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About the Artist

Malcolm Davies GRA

I studied art at school in the early 1970's and my early paintings were all aircraft based. As my personal interests changed so did my artwork, and I moved into motor cycles and cars. My first car based commission in 1978 was for a Jensen CV8. In the years since then my artwork has gone…

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