lifeboat house winchelsea beach size:85x160cm £540 This Grade II Listed boathouse

This Grade II Listed boathouse remains one of the most important buildings in the history of Rye Harbour

A montage of chimneys mostly taken in Rye

Ripples of ice over a frozen pond in Tenterden Kent

A WWII pillbox on the banks of The Military Canal next to the road to Appledore

these open edition prints are made and then signed by David Purdie from his drawings

lifeboat house winchelsea beach size:85x160cm £540 This Grade II Listed boathouseThis Grade II Listed boathouse remains one of the most important buildings in the history of Rye Harbour. It has not been used since the disaster in November 1928, where a crew of 17 were launched from it in the Mary Stanford Lifeboat, into 80mph winds, never to return. Photograph by David Purdie. All the canvas prints are printed and assembled by David. They are signed and the edition number written in the margin of the print on the back. The limited