Francis Meadow Sutcliffe (1853 – 1941) was an English pioneering photographic artist whose work presented an enduring record of life in the seaside town of Whitby, England, and surrounding areas, in the late Victorian era and early 20th century.
Fish stall, Whitby by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
Mending the nets by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
Port with small boats by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
Portrait of three people outside a house by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
Sheep grazing in the middle by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
The fish pier by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
The harbor of Whitby with sailboats by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
The ingathering by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
The question by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
The Strom family of Robin Hood’s Bay by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
Village with a pile of wood in front by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
A group of fishing girls in the stairs down to the beach, Whitby by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
Dock End, Whitby by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
House by river banks in Whitby by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
Landscape by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
Marine Hotel at the seaside by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
