Inspired by Wuthering Heights
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The Scene
Haworth, in the West Yorkshire hills, is where the Bronte family lived and where Emily Bronte wrote Wuthering Heights (1847). The poster shows the village on its steep street and the open moor above it, under a storm sky, with heather the colour of a bruise.
The Style
A bold 1930s English landscape painting: simplified hills, strong shapes and a strange, dramatic sky.
The Inspiration
The look comes from Paul Nash's Landscape with Megaliths (1937), in Aberdeen Art Gallery: the flattened, monumental shapes and the stillness before weather. The village and the moor are my own.
How It's Made
A print of a digital artwork in the style of a 1930s railway poster, not an original. Each carries my printed Chapter & Scene signature.
Sizes and Frames
A4, A3 or 12 x 16 in, unframed or framed (slim pine in black, white or natural oak, ready to hang). Made to order on heavyweight 200gsm+ archival matte paper. Free delivery to the UK and US.
