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Sir David Young Cameron Street in Cairo
Sir David Young Cameron, 1865–1945
Street in Cairo
1910
William Forrest Abbotsford, Large Vignette
Print made by William Forrest, 1802–1889
Abbotsford, Large Vignette
1836
Thomas Bowles A View of part of Amsterdam from the Harbour Y, Shewing the Herring Packers Tower, the Sluice of Haarlem, & the New Fishmarket
Thomas Bowles, ca. 1712–died 1753
A View of part of Amsterdam from the Harbour Y, Shewing the Herring Packers Tower, the Sluice of Haarlem, & the New Fishmarket
between 1780 and 1815
Thomas Bowles A Prospect of the New Aqueduct of Lisbon, as crossing over the Valley of Alcantra on Stone Arches, the Largest of which is 150 feet wide, and 249 feet High. Which is 47 feet higher than the Monument in London
Thomas Bowles, ca. 1712–died 1753
A Prospect of the New Aqueduct of Lisbon, as crossing over the Valley of Alcantra on Stone Arches, the Largest of which is 150 feet wide, and 249 feet High. Which is 47 feet higher than the Monument in London
between 1780 and 1815
Thomas Bowles A View of Florence from the Convent of Capuchins at Montugi
Thomas Bowles, ca. 1712–died 1753
A View of Florence from the Convent of Capuchins at Montugi
undated
unknown artist The City of Leipzig
unknown artist
The City of Leipzig
William Forrest Smailholm Tower
Print made by William Forrest, 1802–1889
Smailholm Tower
1836
William Richardson Ashestiel
Print made by William Richardson, active 1842–1877
Ashestiel
1835
unknown artist A General View of the City of Madrid, the Capital of Kingdom of Spain
unknown artist
A General View of the City of Madrid, the Capital of Kingdom of Spain
Alfred William Warren The Bending Pillars at Staffa (from Smith's Geography)
Alfred William Warren, active 1791–1809
The Bending Pillars at Staffa (from Smith's Geography)
1810