This is the path up to Top Withens, near Haworth Yorkshire, the house, believed to be the inspiration for Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights. I have used a little bit of artistic licence as there is actually not much left of the house now.
oil and mixed media on 90 × 60 cm canvas
501 views 2.7.12.
Featured in Along The Rural Road, Painting The Country Life, Atmospheric Landscapes
Traditional Art – Honors
SoJie 16, June 2012
wuthering heights, top withens, atmosphere, yorkshire, sue nichol
My love of the sea stems from my childhood. I was born in Hartlepool on the North East coast and visited the little fishing village of Staithes often, as I still do today. The fishing cobles to be found on the North East coast serve as my models.
Comments
I really enjoy the contrast between the dark and the golden light.
Thank you so much, Claudia, much appreciated!
– Sue Nichol
Wonderful painting :-)
Thank you so much:)
– Sue Nichol
Beautifully done, Sue : )
Thank you Mike:)
– Sue Nichol
lovely painting – like the texture of the grasses and lots more. I walked over the moor to this place a couple of weeks ago so will be doing my own version sometime.
Thank you, Susan, looking forward to seeing your painting:)
– Sue Nichol
Beautiful work!!
Thank you, Francis!
– Sue Nichol
EXCELLENT work!!
Thank you, Steve :)
– Sue Nichol
Very nice, great style!
Many thanks, Cindy!
– Sue Nichol
beautiful work
Thank you, Tori!
– Sue Nichol
Oh, my gosh! So much emotion in this…and so beautiful.
I can hear Heathcliff calling for Cathy.
Truly a joy to see!
Lol! Thank you so much for your lovely comment, Robin. Heathcliff and Cathy are represented by the two crows and trees!
– Sue Nichol