Collections : [Yale University -Yale Center for British Art]

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The image shows an empty plain, with several cows grazing, and a large white villa, surrounded by trees. To the right of the image is a ruined tower, and a body of water. The masts of a ship are just visible.

The image shows, in the foreground, a few trees, and rocks, high above the coastline. In the distance is an island, with a tower just visible. To the right is a structure flying a flag, and several ships out at sea.

The image shows several ships sailing along the coast. The landscape is hilly, with mountains in the background and trees along the water. In the center a fort sits on a large hill.

The image shows an expansive landscape. There are fields in the foreground, and a large building flying a British flag in the midde ground, just beyond a lake or river. In the distance is the sea.

The image shows a large structure, with two very tall spires, along side steps leading down to a river. Caption: Drawn on the Spot by W. Hodges. Engraved by Morris."

The image shows a ship in the foreground and, in the distance, a mountainous coast with several structures and a dock along its edge. Bottom of page: "Here the rough rocks with tender myrtles bloom, And trodden weeds send out a rich perfume." (Joseph Addison)

In the foreground, beside a group of palm trees, stand several figures, likely Indian, gazing across a stretch of water. On the far coast are several steep hills, each with a structure on top, one of which is a fort flying a flag.

The image shows several steep cliffs, with a town nestled between them. A few ships are in the water next to the town.

The image shows a fort in the distance, with a British flag flying above. The foreground is an open field, with two figures at the center.