An etching of an empty jetty stretches, foreshortened, into the centre of the image, with barges visible in the distance. Seagulls swarm throughout the background, and a barrel bobs in the water on the left. Signed by artist.; Exhibition: Print Room, 1971.

Constance Mary Pott (1862-1957) was a British watercolourist and engraver. Based in London, Pott was known for her landscapes, portraits and architectural studies. She was taught by Sir Frank Short, and became a member of the Royal Academy in 1898.