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John Laporte [From] A Collection of prints, illustrative of English Scenery from the drawings of Thomas Gainsborough R.A. in various collections of ...Wells and Laporte

John Laporte, 1761–1839

[From] A Collection of prints, illustrative of English Scenery from the drawings of Thomas Gainsborough R.A. in various collections of ...Wells and Laporte

1802-1804

John Laporte, 1761–1839

[From] A Collection of prints, illustrative of English Scenery from the drawings of Thomas Gainsborough R.A. in various collections of ...Wells and Laporte

1802-1804

John Laporte, 1761–1839

[From] A Collection of prints, illustrative of English Scenery from the drawings of Thomas Gainsborough R.A. in various collections of ...Wells and Laporte

1802-1804

John Laporte, 1761–1839

[From] A Collection of prints, illustrative of English Scenery from the drawings of Thomas Gainsborough R.A. in various collections of ...Wells and Laporte

1802-1804

John Laporte, 1761–1839

[From] A Collection of prints, illustrative of English Scenery from the drawings of Thomas Gainsborough R.A. in various collections of ...Wells and Laporte

1802-1804

Charles W. Marr, active 1821–1836

Village Festival

1830

unknown artist

West Window of Fountains Abbey

Arthyr Hayman, active 1850

Selections from the Poetry of Robert Herrick, with drawings by Edwin A. Abbey

1880

unknown artist

Untitled

Print made by Joseph Pennell, 1860–1926

Rainy Night, Charing Cross Station

1886

Richard Gough, 1735–1809

Church with a Fence

ca. 1763

Richard Gough, 1735–1809

Hatfield Peverel Church and Priory

1763

Richard Gough, 1735–1809

Arch at Litchfield, Domus Choris..

ca. 1763

Richard Gough, 1735–1809

Queen Cross

ca. 1763

Richard Gough, 1735–1809

Lucy Tower

1762

Richard Gough, 1735–1809

North side of St. Peter's, Northampton

ca. 1763

Richard Gough, 1735–1809

The Church of St. Cross' Hospital

ca. 1763

Richard Gough, 1735–1809

Back Front of ye Same [Rye House]

ca. 1763

Richard Gough, 1735–1809

Hospitom St. Crucis..

ca. 1763

Richard Gough, 1735–1809

South Side of Ye Court of St. Cross' Hospital, 29 April 1763

1763

Richard Gough, 1735–1809

Allegorical Study

ca. 1763

Richard Gough, 1735–1809

St. Mary's Abbey, York

1764

Richard Gough, 1735–1809

St. Mary's Abbey, York

1764

Richard Gough, 1735–1809

View of St. Cross' Hospital from ye Southampton Road, drawn on Oct 14, 1761, etched 1763

1761

Carlo Labruzzi, 1748–1817

Costumi Fatti a Rocca di Papa

1793

T. Simpson, active 1763–1768

Sir Gregory Pages Seat: page three (Volume Three)

unknown artist

View of St. Paul's School, London; page seven (Volume Three)

unknown artist

The House in which Peter the Great resided at Saardam; page ten (Volume Three)

unknown artist

Birthplace of Sir Walter Raleigh; page twenty-seven (Volume Three)

unknown artist

Richmont (with coat of arms and "Thames Flud")

unknown artist

Richmond Palace; page thirty-three (Volume Three)

Robert Wallis, 1794–1878

The House in which William Roscoe, Esquire, was born, Mount Pleasant; page 34 (Volume Three)

unknown artist

Birth Place of Rubens at Cologne (from Gentleman's Magazine Suppt. CI, pt. ii, page 577); page 36 (Volume Three)

unknown artist

Rye House (with text)(from The Mirror); page 38 (Volume Three)

Samuel Rawle, 1771–1860

Rye House; page 39 (Volume Three)

unknown artist

Doctor Salmons 1660 (published by William Richardson); page 42 (Volume Three)

1801

unknown artist

Savoy; page 4- [either 42 or 43 duplicate] (Volume Three)

unknown artist

View of the Senate House, Public Library and King's College Chapel; page 49 (Volume Three)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Lord Shaltesbury's House at Little Chelsea; page 50 (Volume Three)

James S. Storer Shakespeare's Birth Place, Stratford on Avon (for Cole's Residences of Actors)(with text "transcribed from the registrar book of the parish"); page 51 (Volume Three)

James S. Storer, 1771–1853

Shakespeare's Birth Place, Stratford on Avon (for Cole's Residences of Actors)(with text "transcribed from the registrar book of the parish"); page 51 (Volume Three)

S. Porter, active 1802

Somerset House; page 54 (Volume Three)

James Tingle, active ca. 1830–1860

Interior of Sizergh Hall, Westmorland; page 53 (Volume Three)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Sir Richard Steele's Cottage at Haverstock Hill, page 61 (Volume Three)

unknown artist

Chalet [similar to those in set above, but by different hand]; page 66 (Volume Three)

unknown artist

Maison pres de Stanz [one of a set]; page 66 (Volume Three)

Samuel Rawle, 1771–1860

Beaumont House, Butcher Row, Temple Bar; page 67 (Volume Three)

Richard Bernard Godfrey, 1728–op.1794

Titchfield House Hampshire (published by S. Hooper); page 72 (Volume Three)

1784

unknown artist

Turton Tower Lancashire; page 79 (Volume Three)

W. R. Smith, active 1819–1851

Barbango and Pisani Palaces, Venice; page 82 (Volume Three)

unknown artist

Virgil's Tomb (with text)(from The Mirror); page 83 (Volume Three)

S. Porter, active 1802

Warwick Castle; page 87 (Volume Three)

unknown artist

Vergil y Poeta Sepulchurm, Ante Neapolim in aditn Cavernae Montis Pansilippi, Volume 1, page 55; page 84 (Volume Three)

undated

unknown artist

Henry Kuke White's Tree; page 88 (Volume Three)

Thomas Barber, ca. 1768–1843

Westdean House, The Seat of the Rt. Honble Lord Selsey, Sussex (published by Longrian and Company); page 92 (Volume Three)

1819

unknown artist

White Hall Westminster and Westminster Abbey with St. Margaret's Church; page 91 (Volume Three)

J. C. Varrall, active 1815–1827

Remains of Winchester Palace, Southwark (for the Antiquarian Itinerary); page 96 (Volume Three)

1815

unknown artist

South Terrace, Windsor(from a small set of Windsor views); page 104 (Volume Three)

1780

A. Birrell, ca.1770–ca. 1820

Windsor Castle, Richard II, Act V, Scene III; page 102 (Volume Three)

Thomas Onwhyn, 1814–1886

Victoria Tower, formerly the King's Watch Tower; page 107 (Volume Three)

1839

unknown artist

Wingfield Manor House; page 106 (Volume Three)

Archibald Robertson, 1748–1788

Yester House the Seat of the Marquess of Tweedale; page 112 (Volume Three)