A rough sea with pier-head on left; ships on right; town and line of coast in distance; blue sky, flecked with clouds.

77. KINGLEY VALE, WITH CHICHESTER CATHEDRAL IN THE DISTANCE.

Early English Water-Colour Drawings of the Great Masters — Part 40

10¾ in. × 16¾ in. Signed, “_W. Turner_.” Exhibited at the Society of Painters in Water-Colours, 1851 (No. 197). Kingley Valley is at the foot of Bow Hill, West Sussex, four miles N.N.W. of Chichester.

Early English Water-Colour Drawings of the Great Masters — Part 40

Shepherd and sheep in foreground; beyond, dark masses of foliage, a valley, and gently sloping hills; spire of cathedral and sea in distance.

Early English Water-Colour Drawings of the Great Masters — Part 40

78. BRIDGE OVER RIVER NEAR A TOWN. (Plate XXXIII.) J. S. COTMAN

13¾ in. × 21¼ in. Signed, “_J. S. Cotman_, 1803.”

River running across drawing in foreground; bridge on left, with town beyond. This is, I think, the old Welsh Bridge at Shrewsbury.

10¼ in. × 17 in. Signed with monogram, “_S.P._”

Fishermen dragging a net beside a wooden breakwater; two vessels fully rigged in middle distance; flight of seagulls.

Looking down on the castle from heights above; the sea in distance with Great Orme’s Head on right.

7¾ in. × 18¼ in. Signed and dated, “_H. G. Hine_. 1865.”

Sheep entering valley in foreground, followed by shepherd and dog; mists rising round Cissbury Hill; pale crescent moon above.

82. BEESTON CASTLE. (Plate XLIV.) T. COLLIER

22½ in. × 35¼ in. Signed and dated, “_Thos. Collier_. 1877” (or ’71).

The castle in middle distance on left; flock of sheep in meadow in foreground; a small stream, bordered with trees, runs across the picture on the right.

11½ in. × 21½ in. Signed and dated, “_H. G. Hine_. 1874.”

Hayricks, cottages and trees, with range of hills beyond: a sunny early morning.

Shepherd with sheep and dog on road in foreground, with large, overhanging trees; castle in middle distance.

85. TEMPLE OF BAALBEC. DAVID ROBERTS, R.A.

13 in. × 19 in. Pencil on grey paper, with touches of body-colour. Inscribed, “Ruins of the Eastern Portico of the Temple of Baalbec. May 6th, 1839. David Roberts, R.A.”

Figures seated on ruins in foreground, and a small group on the right.

86. FOLKESTONE. (Plate XXXIX.) SAMUEL PROUT

Roughly built wooden houses in foreground on the shore; church in distance, above on the left; cliffs in centre, with sea on right.

13 in. × 19 in. Signed, “_H. G. Hine, Cisbury Camp_.”