Naters Bank 'Seascape', North Shields
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Naters Bank 'Seascape', North Shields
Image: © Andrew Curtis Taken: 10 Dec 2010
Photo taken over the River Tyne from Green's Place on the side of the Lawe in South Shields. 'Seascape' was commissioned by North Tyneside Council as part of the regeneration of the Fish Quay area. It was designed by Maggie Howarth and the locally-based Northern Freeform artists’ collective in 1987. It incorporates two large fish, swimming nose to tail, and a shoal of smaller mosaic fish created by local school children. High Light is on the left Image and the old High Light Image on the right. A similar view is here Image
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Image Location
Latitude
55.008769
Longitude
-1.437397