Cliff End, Weybourne [verso] c. 1970

This watercolor painting by John Northcote Nash, titled "Cliff End, Weybourne," is a tranquil depiction of the rugged British coastline. The artist, known for his landscapes and architectural drawings, captures the natural beauty of the cliffs, with their layered rock formations and subtle color variations. The vast expanse of the sea, rendered in soft blues and grays, evokes a sense of peace and isolation. The overall composition, featuring a distant horizon and prominent cliff face, creates a sense of depth and perspective. This work is a testament to Nash's talent for capturing the essence of a place through his precise and evocative brushstrokes.