Blyth Posters and Art Prints

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A sunrise captured from the beach at Blyth in South East Northumberland.

Tom Blyth The Eras Tour Vintage Design

Morning sunlight falling of the promenade at Blyth south beach with the harbour piers jutting out into the North Sea.

Lovely November sunrise with a golden glow to the sky as seen from the River Blyth in Northumberland with the quayside capstans emphasising the perspective of the scene as it passes the public artwork 'The Spirit of the Staithes' past an early morning small yacht towards the tall ship Williams II. The newly lit sky is reflected on the still waters of the river, the wooden railings and the quayside hotel

This image was taken at low tide in early January and shows the broken groyne on Blyth beach with Cambois pier and a very clear view to the horizon.

This image, taken from the end of the Promenade at Blyth in Northumberland shows the sweep of sand and dunes looking south towards Seaton Sluice and St Mary's Island. This is the southern end of a four mile stretch of sand and dunes captured on a sunny summer morning.

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There are two piers at the mouth of the River Blyth in Northumberland. The Cambois Pier is a mile long and has a working lighthouse at the end, the old wooden pier used to have a lighthouse but this was demolished some time ago. The image has been converted to black and white to emphasise the lovely cloud formations.

Just after sunrise on a cold February morning at the mouth of the River Blyth in Northumberland as it flows into the North Sea between twin piers on the North East coast of England. There was no red or gold in the sky that morning, just a blue cast over the whole scene reflected in the calm water.

These storage silos on the River Blyth are part of the Port of Blyth complex. The port is situated on the north east coast of England facing the North Sea and the image was taken on a cold, calm January morning

Tom Blyth Geometric grayscale Illustration giving a sprig of flower.

Very cold January morning just after sunrise on Blyth beach in Northumberland looking south towards Seaton Sluice and St Mary's Island. The golden sky only lasted a few minutes before the dark clouds took over.

The Beach huts on Blyth beach promenade Northumberland England near Whitley Bay and Seaton Sluice. Seen here under a moody uncertain sky with wild birds flying overhead.

Daybreak on a cold January morning as seen from the beach at Blyth in Northumberland on the North East coast of England, with the sun rising over the horizon and casting the two piers at the mouth of the River Blyth into shadow.

Lovely warm winter sunrise with a golden glow to the sky below the blue of a new day as seen from the quayside on the River Blyth in Northumberland. The image features the silhouetted tall ship Williams II which is being restored to recreate an epic voyage to Antarctica when a Blyth born sea captain discovered the land mass in 1820.

This image was taken on a calm September morning from behind the multicoloured beach huts at Blyth in Northumberland just after sunrise. The brilliant sky silhouetting the beach huts in the foreground.

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The picturesque little beach huts by Blyth Beach Northumberland England with a rainbow overhead.

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The old bandstand at Blyth in Northumberland seen on a lovely spring morning in May with St Mary's Island showing between the pillars on the North Sea horizon.

Sunrise at the mouth of the River Blyth in Northumberland on the North East Coast of England. Lovely colour in the sky with the light coming into the image from the right hand side giving an orange glow to the clouds over the pier at Cambois.

Lovely winter sunrise with a golden glow to the sky as seen from the quayside on the River Blyth in Northumberland. The image features the silhouetted tall ship Williams II which is being restored to recreate an epic voyage to Antarctica when a Blyth born sea captain discovered the land mass in 1820.

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The South Harbour at Blyth in Northumberland is the home of the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club and this image of the 'home yacht' and marina was shot on a cold, sunny April morning when the calm conditions were good for the reflections of the yachts on the water. The image was converted to monochrome to emphasise the contrasts in the sky and on the water.

View of the South Harbour at Blyth, showing a subsea vessel in the background and the site of the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club in the foreground. The Royal Northumberland Yacht Club has been on this site since 1899

January dawn at the mouth of the River Blyth in Northumberland on the North East coast of England with the sun just rising over the horizon between the two piers protecting the entrance to the Port of Blyth. St Mary's Island can be spotted on the right hand side of the image on the horizon and frost is also visible on the wooden planks on the pier.

The bandstand at the end of the promenade at Blyth in Northumberland on the North East coast of England at daybreak on a cold January morning.

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This image, taken from the end of the Promenade at Blyth in Northumberland shows the sweep of sand and dunes looking south towards Seaton Sluice and St Mary's Island. This is the southern end of a four mile stretch of sand and dunes captured on a sunny spring morning.

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Drawing of Coriolanus snow the movie character of “the ballad of songbirds and snakes” with the phrase I CAN FIX HIM