Road on right running beside palings of a park; wagon on road; distant trees with fine expanse of moving clouds.
The abbey in distance on the left; fishermen in punts in foreground; nets stretched out on stakes to dry in middle distance.
15. WHITBY ABBEY AND LIGHTHOUSE. P. DE WINT
Pier running parallel to picture plane, with lighthouse at the extremity on the left; cliffs on the right; the ruins of abbey on cliff beyond on the right. Evening effect.
16. CASSIOBURY: THE HOUSE SEEN ACROSS THE PARK. _Circa_ 1800.
18¼ in. × 27¾ in. Engraved in aquatint by Hill, and published in “History and Description of Cassiobury Park,” 1816. Title of plate, “Cassiobury. View from N. West.” The drawing was made for George, 5th Earl of Essex (1757-1839). Christie’s, 1892 (Bolckow).
Huntsmen and dogs in foreground on road leading to entrance of stables; Cassiobury in middle distance in centre on a slight elevation.
17. MAYENCE AND KASTEL. 1817. J. M. W. TURNER, R.A.
8⅛ in. × 14¼ in. Exhibited R.A., 1889 (No. 23); ex Farnley Collection.
Looking up river to bridge, town on right; sailing-boats; dark cloud passing over sun.
18. CASTLE OF CHILLON. _Circa_ 1810. (Plate VII.) J. M. W. TURNER, R.A.
11 in. × 15½ in. Signed, “_J. M. W. Turner, R.A._” Painted for Sir John E. Swinburne; R.A., 1887 (Miss Julia Swinburne); Christie’s, 26 May, 1916 (No. 119) (Miss Isabel Swinburne).
Three figures of women with washing spread on grass in foreground on the left; figures in boat on lake to right. The castle in middle distance near centre; view looking up the Rhône Valley with Dent du Midi in distance.
19. LURLEIBERG. 1817. J. M. W. TURNER, R.A.
7½ in. × 12 in. R.A., 1889 (No. 38), as “A Bend of the River”; ex Farnley Collection.
High rocky shore on each side; on left, in foreground, a road with figures; a ferry-boat is crossing the river. Evening sky.
20. RICHMOND BRIDGE--PLAY. _Circa_ 1830. (Plate XI.)
11¼ in. × 17⅛ in. Engraved by W. R. Smith, in “England and Wales” series, published 1837. Ex Ruskin Collection and that of Mr. G. P. Dewhurst.
Bridge in centre, with houses on hill beyond on left; group of trees by river-side on right; on meadow in foreground groups picnicking.
21. PATTERDALE OLD CHURCH. _Circa_ 1810. (Plate VIII.)