'Whitby Gothic' - travel poster

Gothic Whitby Abbey is a majestic ruin and significant landmark in Bram Stoker's Dracula, serving as the setting where Dracula's ship lands in England after a shipwreck. Author Bram Stoker visited Whitby in 1890, where the imposing, crumbling Gothic architecture and atmospheric clifftop location of the ancient monastery inspired him and provided the backdrop for key events in the novel, including Dracula's arrival and a famous scene involving the 199 steps leading to the Abbey.

Specification

+ Printed on 200gsm, fine-grain, high white smooth art paper

+ Environmentally friendly FSC certified paper

+ Printed 4 colour process on a high quality short run digital press

+ Enhanced opacity and colour reproduction

+ Supplied unmounted and unframed, so you can choose how you want to display the print

+ Print area fits with standard frame and mount sizes