
Owston’s Warehouse taken during last weekend’s snow. I’d not realised that it was listed – nor that Malton Buildings Group had done a deep dive into it’s history.
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Owston’s Warehouse taken during last weekend’s snow. I’d not realised that it was listed – nor that Malton Buildings Group had done a deep dive into it’s history.

Ethel Walker’s Robin Hood’s Bay in Winter.It seems to be on permanent exhibition at York Art Gallery and, I must note, looks better in person.

Alfred Stieglitz’s Winter on Fifth Avenue. This was, apparently, one of the first times that driving snow had been photographed.
From Harvard Art Museum’s collection.
*Probably. Apparently there’s a little confusion around dates.

Paul Nash’s Winter Sea. Painted between 1925 and 1937.

Let’s start this Christmas week with a copy of Pieter Bruegel’s Winter Landscape with a Bird Trap.
Merry Winter Solstice 2025! And to mark it off, here’s a lovely woodcut by Hasui Kawase.


A somewhat moody piece for these dark December nights – Atkinson Grimshaw‘s View of Heath Street by Night.

Right now, a foot or so of snow – and the deep quiet that it would bring with it – feel tremendously attractive.