‘A Water Mill and Other Buildings beside a Canal (?the Llangollen Canal)‘, Philip James De Loutherbourg, 1786 or 1800
Loutherbourg 1786 or 1800 View by appointment The Banks
‘The River Teign at Teignmouth, Looking East‘, Philip James De Loutherbourg, 1786 or 1800
Foundry at Swansea, with the Masts of a Ship, and the Banks
‘A Wooded Cape at Briton Ferry‘, Philip James De Loutherbourg, 1786 or 1800
Loutherbourg 1786 or 1800 View by appointment The Banks
Features sketches of portraits, figures inside a building, and objects on a flat surface with the inscription, ‚The two watchers by W.N.‘. Sent from ’11 Apple Tree Yard, St James Square, London‘. Envelope is also attached with a label stating ‚Opened by censor‘.
13 February 1918 Show details © Desmond Banks
‘Houses and Part of the Bridge at Llangollen‘, Philip James De Loutherbourg, 1786 or 1800
Loutherbourg 1786 or 1800 View by appointment The Banks
‘Houses at Beddgelert, with a Mountain Beyond‘, Philip James De Loutherbourg, 1786 or 1800
Loutherbourg 1786 or 1800 View by appointment The Banks
‘View across Fields to a Broad Estuary or Inlet with a River Flowing into It past a Town; Distant Hills‘, Philip James De Loutherbourg, 1786 or 1800
Loutherbourg 1786 or 1800 View by appointment The Banks
Sent from ’11 Apple Tree Yard, St James Square, London‘. Envelope also attached with label stating, ‚Opened by censor‘.
24 January 1918 Show details © Desmond Banks
Letter refers to Ben Nicholson’s address as ‚Bankside‘ but it was actually called Bankshead. Sent from ’11, Apple Tree Yard, St James“.
Date 8 July 1924 Show details © Desmond Banks
‘Houses and Mountains Seen from a Bridge near Llangollen‘, Philip James De Loutherbourg, 1786 or 1800
Loutherbourg 1786 or 1800 View by appointment The Banks
