The Baulking House St Ives by Ronald Haber
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The Baulking House on Hain Walk in St Ives is quite an interesting piece of St Ives history. It is often called the huer's hut as this is where the huer worked. A huer was a person who stood on a prominent lookout on the cliffs, looking for the telltale shine of a pilchard shoal. They would cry out loud enough for the boats to hear in the bay, and help direct the fishermen to the fish. The Huer's Hut or Baulking House is where the lookout would wait and is the best view in St Ives. Acrylic on canvas
About the Artist
Ronald Haber
Previously owned an art gallery on the high street selling my work. They are in private and public collections. I have been an illustrator for Wentwoth wooden jigsaw puzzles where I was a best seller. My paintings have been published on textiles and my designs in books and posters.
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