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Hastings Net Huts, East Sussex Print

Hastings Net Huts, East Sussex Print

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This image of the Hastings Net Huts, as seen by night, represent a set of landmark seafront structures in the East Sussex seaside town of Hastings. The huts have been awarded Grade II listed status by English Heritage because of their importance. Located in The Stade near Rock-a-Nore Road.

English Heritage said they were a rare example of "buildings intrinsic to the British coastal fishing industry".

The huts originate from the 16th Century but have been rebuilt a number of times.They were first used to house nets for catching mackerel and herring.

Unframed, limited edition giclée print on heavy weight Hahnemühle fine art paper - the finest paper available for giclée printing in terms of archival qualities and print fidelity.  Each print is signed by the artist, embossed and numbered as part of a strictly limited edition of 100.

 

Size: W50 x H40cm (16" x 19 ¾  )

Delivery to the UK is included, prints are couriered and sent via robust, flat cardboard packaging direct from our UK based printer. Please allow 7 to 10 working days for delivery.

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