The East Sussex Illustrated Map is a stunning map poster of the county illustrated by Fiona Horan. It shows many of the most-loved places and attractions of this beautiful part of Britain. East Sussex is known for the charismatic seaside city of Brighton, the gorgeous countryside of the South Downs National Park and the Seven Sisters, and the wooded countryside of the Weald, with its scattering of pretty villages.

This map is full of interest for residents of East Sussex and visitors alike! Ideal wall decor for a guest house, holiday home, hotel, club, caravan or even a well-appointed beach hut!

On my maps I try to include some of the most famous sites, as well as a few lesser known and quirkier features of a county. Here I’ve included one of “Mad Jack Fuller”‘s follies around the village of Brightling.

Attributes

The East Sussex Illustrated Map is a hand signed art print or poster from my original illustration. It is available in A4, A3 and A2 sizes, which are standard sizes and easy to mount and frame.

There is a white border around the image to allow for the signature. Some photos show how lovely the print will look framed, but please note that the print is sold unframed and without a mount.

Prints will be sent by Royal Mail. A4 and A3 prints are presented in a cello bag with a cardboard back for protection or onward delivery. A2 prints will be posted rolled in a tube. International deliveries or multiple orders may be sent in a tube.

Available options:

Paper size: A4 (210 x 297mm or 8.3 x 11.7 inches).
Paper size: A3 (297 x 420mm or 11.7 x 16.5 inches).
Paper size: A2 (420 x 594mm or 16.5 x 23.4 inches).

Illustrations

Landmarks shown on the illustrated map of East Sussex include Brighton Pavilion, Seaford Lido, Hastings’ East Hill Lift, Lewes Castle, Glyndebourne, Rye, Great Dixter Gardens, Pashley Manor Gardens, Ashdown Forest (of Winnie-the-Pooh fame), Bateman’s, Herstmonceux Castle and Observatory, Bodiam Castle, Battle Abbey, the De La Warr Pavilion, Sheffield Park Garden, and Eastbourne Pier.

I haven’t forgotten the Seven Sisters, Long Man of Wilmington, and other features of the countryside and seashore such as ice cream, blue butterflies, paragliders, skylarks, lapwings, vineyards, a steam railway, and beach huts!

And I’ve also included some of East Sussex’s many fabulous annual events – Eastbourne’s Airbourne Airshow, the May Day Jack-in-the-Green festival in Hastings, and the spectacular Bonfire Events throughout the region in the autumn.

You may also be interested in my illustrated maps of West Sussex and Kent.