The settlement of Whimpwell in Norfolk, recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086, has long since vanished due to coastal erosion, leaving its exact location unknown. At the time, Whimpwell was home to nine households, consisting of five villagers, one freeman, and two smallholders.
‘Below the North Sea, Whimpwell‘ is part of a series of colour woodcuts. Additional prints from the series are available to view here
