Rock-a Nore - The prehistoric cliffs at Rock-a-Nore, Hastings

Ryepress: Colin Bailey Artist, East Sussex, Rye and Hastings

ETCHINGS: Rye Hastings Beachscapes Greenhouses St Pancras station
GICLÉE: Rye Hastings RX Rock-a-Nore Groynes Nudes

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COLIN BAILEY

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Rock-a-Nore
Giclée prints

ROCK-A_NORE - LIMITED EDITION GICLÉE PRINTS (2008)
Textures and structures of the cliffs on the coast between Hastings and Fairlight

Rye Bay covers an area of 91 square kilometres in eastern East Sussex. It follows the valleys of the Rother, Tillingham and Brede rivers from the Cinque Port towns of Rye and Winchelsea. To the the west of the bay is the historic coastal town of Hastings and Fairlight cliffs, to the east is Romney Marsh and Dungeness. The beach along this stretch of the coast is mainly shingle (apart from Camber sands) and characterised by the rows of timber groynes that hold back the pebbles. Pounded by the waves and the action of the shingle these splintered, faded and rust stained groynes almost develop into individual sculptures.

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