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See slideshow Sort orderRelevanceOldest additions firstNewest additions firstOldest painted firstNewest painted first See results on a map View map Buttermere Water (1788) + Add to album Launceston + Add to album A ruined aqueduct in the Alpine Foothills + Add to album Clun Castle, Shropshire (1792) + Add to album Dolgelly, North Wales + Add to album Remains of the Temple of Diana on the Coast of Baia near Naples + Add to album View in the Apennines between Bologna and Florence + Add to album The 'Ponte Rotto' at Rome + Add to album THE FOOT OF MOUNT SPLUGEN NEAR CHIAVENNA, 1781/82 + Add to album The City of Laon in France (1810) + Add to album A Swiss Valley + Add to album View of Tryfan + Add to album Mountain scene + Add to album Forest river (1786) + Add to album View in Crom Ystwith + Add to album Untitled (Mount Etna, Taormina) + Add to album General view of the ruins of Caerphilly Castle seen on the approach from Pont y pridd Glamorganshire (1795) + Add to album The ruins of the chapter house of Margam Abbey (1787) + Add to album The cascade of the Cain called Pistil y Cain or the spout of the Cain, this rivulet flows soon after into the River Maw situated near LlanElltyd & Dolgelly. Merinethshire (1784-1806) + Add to album Bridge over a mountain stream which after a short course falls into the Traeth Mawr This bridge is on the new communications between Pont Aberglaslyn & Tan y Bwlch near the cliffs of Cerrig Gustran. Merionethshire (10 June, 1806) + Add to album View of Llyn Tal y Llyn looking towards Towyn from the road beyond Bwlch Coch & Craig y Ladron going from Dolgelly to Machynlleth. Merionethshire + Add to album The cataract of Rhaiadr Ddu formed by the Velinrhyd Rivulet not far from Maentwrog on the upper road from thence to Harlech (18 July, 1786) + Add to album View near Festiniog looking back from the elevated road into the vale of Tan y Bwlch & beyond it to the Traeth Mawr (19 July, 1786) + Add to album [Tommen-y-Mur or Hieri Mons] (1784-1806) + Add to album [View of Newport Bridge over the Uske] (2 July,1795) + Add to album [Cliffs between St Govens Head & Bosherton Meer] (1784-1806) + Add to album The ruins of Benton castle on Milfor Haven as seen on the near approach to them coming down the Haven from Rose Castle tow[ar]ds Lawrenny. Pembrokeshire (1784-1806) + Add to album The usual landing place on Caldy Island coming to it from Tenby the adjoining island of St Margaret in sight. Pembrokeshire (1784-1806) + Add to album Effect of a storm among the detached rocks at the back of Caldy Island facing the Bristol Channel. Pembrokeshire (1784-1806) + Add to album [The ruins of Carew Castle] (1784-1806) + Add to album [View of Castle Point] (1784-1806) + Add to album Ruins of the Priory of Haverfordwest for Black Monks situated on the west bank of the western Cleddau & south of the Castle of Haverfordwest. Pembrokeshire (1 August, 1792) + Add to album [View of the ruins of Lamphey Court near Pembroke] (1784-1806) + Add to album [Linney Head with Linney Stack] (1784-1806) + Add to album General view of the ruins of Llawhaden Castle above the west[er]n bank of the east[er]n Cleddey In this sequester'd bottom below the ruins is the little church of Tal y Bont closely situated on the margin of the east[er]n Cleddy. pembrokeshire (1784-1806) + Add to album The ruins of Manorbier Castle from the south east looking to Stackpoole Head on the Bristol Channel & beyond to St Govens Head. Pembrokeshire (1784-1806) + Add to album [View near Nangle Block House] (after 1808) + Add to album [Ruins of Pembroke Castle] (1784-1806) + Add to album [The ruins of Manorbeer castle] (1784-1806) + Add to album [Picton Castle- the seat of Lord Milford] (1784-1806) + Add to album [The new light houses on St Anne's Head] (1800-1806) + Add to album View in the Vale of Llangollen coming from Chirk to Llangollen (28 June, 1792) + Add to album St Goven's Chapel curiously placed among the neighbouring cliffs of St Goven's Head (1784-1806) + Add to album [The ruins of the Episcopal Palace of St Davids] (25 July, 1787) + Add to album [View from St Goven's Chapel] (1784-1806) + Add to album [The ruins of Neath Abbey] (4 July, 1795) + Add to album Distant view of Neath, seen on the approach to it from Britton Ferry going to Swansea Knoll Castle seen on the right & in the distance the opening to Neath Valley & the mountains towards Brecknock, Glamorganshire (4 July, 1792) + Add to album General view of Llangollen from the road leading from it into the Vale Crucis looking into the Vale of Pengwern & the Cefyn Ucha mountain behind the town (4 August, 1795) + Add to album General distant view of Ogmore Castle from the road between Cowbridge and Margam (4 July, 1795) + Add to album Ruins of the grand entrance through the gateway tower into Denbigh castle in the Vale of Clwyd (1784-1806) + Add to album View of the ruins of Chepstow Castle & bridge seen on the approach from Tintern Abbey (July 1788) + Add to album General western view of the abbey of the Vale of Crucis seen from the adjoining meadow (20 July, 1790) + Add to album Bedgelert in North Wales (1784-1806) + Add to album Fall of the Trwstiog rivulet near the village of Cynwyd, not far from Corwen bridge (1784-1806) + Add to album [The ruins of Kidwelly Castle from the south] (12 July, 1787) + Add to album Ruins of Ruthin Castle in the Vale of Clwyd taken within the castle (7 July, 1786) + Add to album Llantrissant among the hills N.E. between Cowbridge & Caerphilly (3 July, 1795) + Add to album [Trecastle] (July 1788) + Add to album Porthaethwy Ferry in Anglesea over the Menai as seen from Bangor Ferry the woods of Plas Newydd in the distance (1784-1806) + Add to album The cromlech ; an interesting druidical remain in the woods of Plas Newydd, the seat of the Earl of Uxbridge in Anglesea. Snowdon seen from it (10 July, 1792) + Add to album 1234Next Last Buttermere Water (1788) Courtesy of a Private Collector | All Rights Reserved Launceston Courtesy of a Private Collector | All Rights Reserved A ruined aqueduct in the Alpine Foothills Courtesy of a private collector | All Rights Reserved Clun Castle, Shropshire (1792) image © Karen Taylor Fine Art | All Rights Reserved Dolgelly, North Wales image © Guy Peppiatt Fine Art | All Rights Reserved Remains of the Temple of Diana on the Coast of Baia near Naples image © Guy Peppiatt Fine Art | All Rights Reserved View in the Apennines between Bologna and Florence image © Guy Peppiatt Fine Art | All Rights Reserved The 'Ponte Rotto' at Rome National Galleries of Scotland | CC BY 4.0 THE FOOT OF MOUNT SPLUGEN NEAR CHIAVENNA, 1781/82 Image © By permission of the Warden and Scholars of Winchester College | All Rights Reserved The City of Laon in France (1810) Courtesy of a private collector | All Rights Reserved A Swiss Valley Courtesy of a private collector | All Rights Reserved View of Tryfan Courtesy of a private collector | All Rights Reserved Mountain scene No Known Copyright Restrictions | Public Domain Forest river (1786) No Known Copyright Restrictions | Public Domain View in Crom Ystwith Courtesy of a Private Collector | All Rights Reserved Untitled (Mount Etna, Taormina) Courtesy of a Private Collector | All Rights Reserved General view of the ruins of Caerphilly Castle seen on the approach from Pont y pridd Glamorganshire (1795) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain The ruins of the chapter house of Margam Abbey (1787) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain The cascade of the Cain called Pistil y Cain or the spout of the Cain, this rivulet flows soon after into the River Maw situated near LlanElltyd & Dolgelly. Merinethshire (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain Bridge over a mountain stream which after a short course falls into the Traeth Mawr This bridge is on the new communications between Pont Aberglaslyn & Tan y Bwlch near the cliffs of Cerrig Gustran. Merionethshire (10 June, 1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain View of Llyn Tal y Llyn looking towards Towyn from the road beyond Bwlch Coch & Craig y Ladron going from Dolgelly to Machynlleth. Merionethshire Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain The cataract of Rhaiadr Ddu formed by the Velinrhyd Rivulet not far from Maentwrog on the upper road from thence to Harlech (18 July, 1786) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain View near Festiniog looking back from the elevated road into the vale of Tan y Bwlch & beyond it to the Traeth Mawr (19 July, 1786) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [Tommen-y-Mur or Hieri Mons] (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [View of Newport Bridge over the Uske] (2 July,1795) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [Cliffs between St Govens Head & Bosherton Meer] (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain The ruins of Benton castle on Milfor Haven as seen on the near approach to them coming down the Haven from Rose Castle tow[ar]ds Lawrenny. Pembrokeshire (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain The usual landing place on Caldy Island coming to it from Tenby the adjoining island of St Margaret in sight. Pembrokeshire (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain Effect of a storm among the detached rocks at the back of Caldy Island facing the Bristol Channel. Pembrokeshire (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [The ruins of Carew Castle] (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [View of Castle Point] (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain Ruins of the Priory of Haverfordwest for Black Monks situated on the west bank of the western Cleddau & south of the Castle of Haverfordwest. Pembrokeshire (1 August, 1792) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [View of the ruins of Lamphey Court near Pembroke] (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [Linney Head with Linney Stack] (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain General view of the ruins of Llawhaden Castle above the west[er]n bank of the east[er]n Cleddey In this sequester'd bottom below the ruins is the little church of Tal y Bont closely situated on the margin of the east[er]n Cleddy. pembrokeshire (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain The ruins of Manorbier Castle from the south east looking to Stackpoole Head on the Bristol Channel & beyond to St Govens Head. Pembrokeshire (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [View near Nangle Block House] (after 1808) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [Ruins of Pembroke Castle] (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [The ruins of Manorbeer castle] (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [Picton Castle- the seat of Lord Milford] (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [The new light houses on St Anne's Head] (1800-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain View in the Vale of Llangollen coming from Chirk to Llangollen (28 June, 1792) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain St Goven's Chapel curiously placed among the neighbouring cliffs of St Goven's Head (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [The ruins of the Episcopal Palace of St Davids] (25 July, 1787) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [View from St Goven's Chapel] (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [The ruins of Neath Abbey] (4 July, 1795) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain Distant view of Neath, seen on the approach to it from Britton Ferry going to Swansea Knoll Castle seen on the right & in the distance the opening to Neath Valley & the mountains towards Brecknock, Glamorganshire (4 July, 1792) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain General view of Llangollen from the road leading from it into the Vale Crucis looking into the Vale of Pengwern & the Cefyn Ucha mountain behind the town (4 August, 1795) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain General distant view of Ogmore Castle from the road between Cowbridge and Margam (4 July, 1795) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain Ruins of the grand entrance through the gateway tower into Denbigh castle in the Vale of Clwyd (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain View of the ruins of Chepstow Castle & bridge seen on the approach from Tintern Abbey (July 1788) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain General western view of the abbey of the Vale of Crucis seen from the adjoining meadow (20 July, 1790) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain Bedgelert in North Wales (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain Fall of the Trwstiog rivulet near the village of Cynwyd, not far from Corwen bridge (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [The ruins of Kidwelly Castle from the south] (12 July, 1787) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain Ruins of Ruthin Castle in the Vale of Clwyd taken within the castle (7 July, 1786) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain Llantrissant among the hills N.E. between Cowbridge & Caerphilly (3 July, 1795) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain [Trecastle] (July 1788) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain Porthaethwy Ferry in Anglesea over the Menai as seen from Bangor Ferry the woods of Plas Newydd in the distance (1784-1806) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain The cromlech ; an interesting druidical remain in the woods of Plas Newydd, the seat of the Earl of Uxbridge in Anglesea. Snowdon seen from it (10 July, 1792) Courtesy of The National Library of Wales | Public Domain