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

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The image shows a busy pier, on which are numerous people and stacks of cargo, and fortifications, including many cannons. There are ships beyond the pier, as well as several smaller boats close to it. A coastline is visible in the distance.

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The drawing depicts a harbor filled with several boats and larger ships, and a city set at the foot of a steep mountain range. In the foreground is a fort, with a person sitting and watching the scene--perhaps Forbes himself--and throughout the city there are churches, soldiers, and other small groups of people. At bottom of page: an adapted quotation from a poem by Joseph Addison (1672-1719).

The image shows, at its center, a large tank, and, around the edges, various structures build with steps leading down to the water. A group of women stand on the near shore, and fishermen are visible on the opposite shore. Bottom of page: a passage in Greek, captioned as "far from my Native Soil!"

The image shows a body of water, with structures along the far edge and to the right, in the foreground. A single boat sails on the water, and a smallisland is located to the right of the image.

The image shows a hall lined with columns and sculptures, with two Indian individuals in the foreground and two Europeans within the cave. Above the cave is a rocky, mountainous area, covered with vines and trees. Bottom of page: a quotation, possibly ascribed to Quintin Craufurd, beginning, "The Hindoos admit of idols in their temples, to shew the attributes of a Being of whom we cannot form any precise or simple idea."