‘Qui facile credit facile decipitur. Die licht gelooft wort licht bedrogen‘, Gerard de Lairesse
Landscape with Figures and Cattle on a Road between Banks
‘Amantium irae amoris integratio est. Lieven mogen kyven, maer moeten Lieven blyven‘, Gerard de Lairesse
Landscape with Figures and Cattle on a Road between Banks
‘Sketch of a House and a Boat‘, Philip James De Loutherbourg, 1786 or 1800
Loutherbourg 1786 or 1800 View by appointment The Banks
‘View over a River Valley with a Tower in the Foreground and Hills Beyond‘, 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
Artist page for Sawrey Gilpin (1733–1807)
Composition Study of Cows in a Stream with Wooded Banks
‘The River Dee at Llangollen, with Hills Beyond; Looking West‘, Philip James De Loutherbourg, 1786 or 1800
Loutherbourg 1786 or 1800 View by appointment The Banks
‘Study of Rocks on Clifton Down, Bristol‘, Philip James De Loutherbourg, 1786 or 1800
Loutherbourg 1786 or 1800 View by appointment The Banks
