Spurn Point is a three and a half mile curved spit of sand that curls into the Humber Estuary at the southernmost point of Yorkshire’s coast.

The North Sea side of the spit is festooned with serried rows of groynes trying and arrest the steady erosion of the land. This one particularly caught my attention with the offset vertical speaking of the power of nature to disrupt man’s best attempts at controlling it. 

10% of the sale price from every purchase from the Yorkshire Coastal Odyssey Series is donated to Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, a registered charity number 210807. Find out more at YWT.org.uk

On Arches 140lb Not Watercolour paper

Paper size 44cm x 29cm

Unframed

£240 incl. postage