Eastbourne Deck Chairs and Pier Sky Blue

Print description

This panoramic Eastbourne print captures the charm of the East Sussex seafront, with its elegant promenade, sweeping beach and endless stretch of sky. Two iconic deck chairs sit invitingly in the foreground, tempting you to pause, breathe in the sea air and soak up the sunshine in a town famed for being one of the sunniest in the UK.

Print details

Digital pigment print from original ink drawings. Printed on fine art paper using archival inks. Available in sizes A0,A1, A2, A3 or A4 as limited editions of 100. Each print is individually signed and numbered.

Eastbourne

The Eastbourne Bandstand is one of the seafront’s most recognisable landmarks. Officially opened on 5 August 1935 by Lord Leconfield, the Lord Lieutenant of Sussex, it welcomed an audience of 8,000. The building cost £28,000 and was crowned with a stainless-steel spire. Behind it stands the Queens Hotel, part of the elegant line of seafront hotels that reflects Eastbourne’s long-standing appeal as a sunny seaside resort.

Further along the promenade, Eastbourne Pier stretches out into the sea. Opened by Lord Edward Cavendish in 1870, this beautiful Victorian structure has a clever engineering feature: its supporting legs rest in cups on the seabed, allowing the pier to move with the waves in rough weather.