Dewhurst Collection

Berwick High Street
The High Street and Town Hall at Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, England, looking very appealing, with few cars and not too busy

Eccleston Street, Prescot, Knowsley in Merseyside. April 1975

Souvenir DItalie
A landscape painting of an Italian countryside, with two foreground figures stood on the peak of a tall hill, between some trees, looking out at the view. From the collection of Mr

Lac DAvray
A landscape painting of the Etangs de Ville-d'Avray, a lake in France, some buildings can be seen in the distance from across the water. From the collection of Mr

Idyll
A landscape painting of a quaint country road, with a high grass bank on one side, and distant mountains looming in the background. Date: circa 1916

The card that pleased Ireland
This card for overseas mail replaced the one issued on 1 April (unfortunate date!) which had left Ireland off the title. It was posted from Hull to Magdeburg

Street scene with two village constables
Street scene with two village police constables who share a joke with a local man. Date: circa 1930s

Dewhurst turned white and faint with pain (colour litho)
5228990 Dewhurst turned white and faint with pain (colour litho) by Brock, Charles Edmund (1870-1938) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dewhurst turned white and faint with pain)

Field End Road shops, Eastcote 3rd May 1935

Princess Victoria Street Clifton Circa 1975

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"Dewhurst: A Journey Through Time and Places" Step into the enchanting Berwick High Street, where Dewhurst's presence leaves an indelible mark. Amidst the hustle and bustle, Souvenir D'Italie stands as a testament to the rich cultural tapestry that this town holds. Venturing further, we find ourselves at Lac D'Avray, a serene oasis of tranquility. Here lies an idyll that captivates hearts and souls alike - a picturesque scene straight out of a dream. Amongst Dewhurst's treasures is "The card that pleased Ireland, " forever etching its name in history. This masterpiece captures the essence of Irish joy and celebration like no other. In another corner of time, two village constables grace our sight with their watchful eyes on Eccleston Street in Prescot. Their presence brings about a sense of security and order amidst the daily chaos. Dewhurst turned white and faint with pain; such was its power captured in vivid color litho. The intensity conveyed through this artwork evokes emotions beyond words can describe. Traveling back to April 1975, we find ourselves immersed in Field End Road shops in Eastcote. The nostalgia seeps through every brick as memories from May 3rd, 1935 come alive once more. Princess Victoria Street Clifton circa 1975 paints a vibrant picture of life unfolding before our very eyes. The energy pulsating through these streets tells tales untold yet felt by all who pass by. Golfers at the Redan in North Berwick epitomize leisurely pursuits against breathtaking landscapes. As they swing their clubs amidst nature's embrace, Dewhurst becomes synonymous with relaxation and recreation. Finally, let us not forget Billingham's new shopping center unveiled on August 31st, 1962 - an architectural marvel rising proudly against County Durham's skyline. It symbolizes progress intertwined with Dewhurst's unwavering commitment to serving communities.