SHADOW OF THE VAMPIRE

Author of Dracula, Bram Stoker, was so inspired by the Gothic architecture of Whitby Abbey, that he set key passages of his horror classic in this sleepy, picturesque fishing village.

As the story goes, Russian ship, ñThe Demeterî runs aground at Whitby during a fierce storm. The crew is missing and its only cargo is a mysterious shipment of damp Transylvanian earth. Ashore, Dracula appears like an apparition and manifests himself into a Black dog, slipping away into the night.

Established in 657AD, Whitby Abbey still cuts an imposing figure on the clifftops overlooking Whitby. There is palpable sense of history here and a captivating Gothic atmosphere in the airƒ.

All Brook Rushton works are printed on Hahnemuhle Ultra Smooth Photo Rag 308gsm Fine Art Paper. By request, we also use Centurion Metallic stock for a shimmering 3D effect, ideal for Face Mounting.

We print to the highest possible standards with impeccable archival image quality. Our expert framing maintains the same quality, using only the best available materials.