Faversham Quay Colour Pen & Ink Artwork 

Sketch #39 / Book #2  (2022) 

Oyster Bay House, an iconic landmark on Faversham Creek, is a testament to the town's rich maritime heritage. Originally constructed in the 19th century, this Grade II listed building was a warehouse for storing Kentish hops, a key ingredient in the brewing industry. Its location on the quay allowed for easy transportation of goods along the River Swale. Over the years, Oyster Bay House has witnessed the ebb and flow of Faversham's fortunes, adapting to the changing tides of industry and trade. Today, it remains a beloved symbol of the town's past, its distinctive silhouette a familiar sight for locals and visitors alike.

This pen and ink artwork captures the essence of Oyster Bay House, highlighting its architectural details and the timeless beauty of its surroundings. A perfect addition to any art collection, it serves as a reminder of Faversham's enduring spirit and the enduring appeal of its historic waterfront.