Yorkshire England Collection

Yorkshire Dales countryside
The Yorkhsire Dales countryside with the charming views and stone walls bordering all the fields, near Askrigg, England

Richmond Castle, Yorkshire, 1639. Creator: Alexander Keirincx
Richmond Castle, Yorkshire, 1639

Hayfield in Yorkshire, 1904. Creator: Frank Short
Hayfield in Yorkshire, 1904

Coast of Yorkshire, published 1811. Creators: JMW Turner, William Say
Coast of Yorkshire, published 1811

A Yorkshire River, c. 1827. Creator: JMW Turner
A Yorkshire River, c. 1827

Cattle at a Watering Hole in a Valley, 1830-86. Creator: John Henry Mole
Cattle at a Watering Hole in a Valley, 1830-86. Eroded limestone cliffs reminiscent of the Yorkshire dales near Malham

At a Banquet given by Harold, he receives the News of the Invasion of the Normans, c1890. Harold Godwinson (c1022-1066) recieves news of the Norman invasion led by William of Normandy at a feast

Brimham rocks in North Yorkshire, a wild upland area of the moors known for its rugged and unusual boulder formations

Brimham rocks
A view of the Brimham rocks in Yorkshire England

Barn ruins Yorkshire Dales
The old ruins of a Barn sitting forlorn in a field in the Yorkshire dales of England

Brimham rocks
A view of the surrounding countryside from Brimham rocks in North Yorkshire, England

Grazing cattle on pastureland near Nidderdale in the Yorkshire Dales Yorkshire, England

Nidderdale landscape
A rural scene of the English countryside near Lidderdale Yorkshire England

Countryside Yorkshire Dales
A countryside view in the Yorkshire Dales near Askrigg, showing the beautiful old stone walls and fences that are a feature of this beautiful area of England

The colors of Grassmere
Colorful landscape in early evening light near Grassmere in the Yorkshire dales. England

Brimham rocks in the Yorkshire dales of England

Brimham rocks
The Brimham rocks in North Yorkshire. Wild and high in the moorlands. England

Crepuscular Rays over Farmland
Crepuscular rays over farmland in the Yorkshire Dales of England

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Discover the captivating beauty of Yorkshire, England. 🌳🏰⛰️ Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales countryside, where rolling hills and picturesque villages await your exploration. Feel a sense of tranquility as you wander through this idyllic region that has inspired artists for centuries. Step back in time at Richmond Castle, a magnificent fortress dating back to 1639. Marvel at its grandeur and imagine the stories it holds within its walls, transporting you to another era. Travel further into history with Frank Short's Hayfield in Yorkshire from 1904, capturing the essence of rural life during that period. Let his artwork transport you to simpler times filled with pastoral charm. Experience the rugged beauty of the Coast of Yorkshire as depicted by JMW Turner and William Say in their published work from 1811. Let their masterful brushstrokes evoke a sense of awe as you gaze upon crashing waves against dramatic cliffs. Journey along A Yorkshire River through JMW Turner's eyes circa 1827. Allow his artistry to guide your imagination down meandering waterways surrounded by lush greenery, immersing yourself in nature's serenity. Witness John Henry Mole's Cattle at a Watering Hole in a Valley (1830-86) come alive before your eyes. Feel connected to nature as these gentle creatures find solace amidst stunning vistas – an image that encapsulates both peace and harmony. Transport yourself to Harold's Banquet while receiving news of Norman invasion around c1890. Sense the tension and drama captured within this historical moment – an antique photograph preserving our heritage for generations to come. Marvel at Hoyland Silkstone Collieries' industrial past through an antique black and white photograph showcasing England and Wales' rich mining history – a testament to human resilience shaping our landscape over time. Explore Brimham rocks; let their unique formations ignite your imagination and curiosity.