East Pier, Whitby
(Watercolour, 1907)
Cat no 034

Notes: One of two fine harbour scenes evidently created as a pair.
Courtesy of Whitby Literary and Philosophical Society.





Fishing boats by Whitby quay
(Watercolour, 1907, 23 x 33 cm)
Cat no 123

Note: Another tasteful (and very commercial) watercolour of Whitby
from 1907.





Market Place, Whitby
(Watercolour)
Cat no 127





Smoke houses, Henrietta Streeet, Whitby
(Watercolour, 1940, 17 x 25 cm)
Cat no 087

Notes: This is the latest dated work, painted when Ulric was 80! Despite his
age, he clearly retained a deft touch and a fine sense of colouring. It is
also the only painting signed with a monogram, based on one he used
on architectural drawings in about the 1870s.





Thorpe, Fylingdales
(Postcard, 1910, 9 x 14 cm)
Cat no 1910/4

Note: This and the adjacent postcard are the only views of Thorpe, despite
its proximity to Robin Hood's Bay.





Richmond Castle
(Watercolour, 1913, 30 x 43 cm)
Cat no 004

Note: Since this image was submitted, we understand the painting has
changed hands; we would be delighted to hear from the new owner.

Spital Beck, Whitby
(Watercolour, 1907)
Cat no 035

Note: Courtesy of Whitby Literary and Philosophiocal Society.





Fishing boats by Whitby quay
(Watercolour, 1913, 24 x 30 cm)
Cat no 161





Whitby
(Watercolour, 18 x 26 cm)
Cat no 062

Notes: A late work commissioned by Captain Readman of Whitby (see
also page 12). Curiously, Ulric has reverted to the signature he used
in his 1907 paintings.





Scarborough at night
(Oil, 12 x 21 cm)
Cat no 086

Note: From its style and signature, this most atmospheric little picture is
a very late work.





Thorpe, Fylingdales
(Postcard, undated, 14 x 9 cm)
Cat no UND/3





Barges on a canal
(Watercolour, 1894)
Cat no 112

Notes: One of three dated works from 1894, when Ulric was probably still
living in Shipley. It has been in the possession of family friends in
Liverpool ever since. It probably depicts the Leeds to Liverpool
canal somewhere in the Shipley area.