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- View of Erthig, Denbigshire, Wales
- undated
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- Welsh Landscape
- ca. 1800
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- View of Erthig, Denbigshire, Wales
- undated
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- Snowdon, an Approaching Storm
- 1853
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- View of the Rhydaer
- 1777
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- Chepstow Castle
- undated
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- The Lakes of Llanberis - from the Road from Caernarfon Going to Llanberis, Caernarfonshire
- July 14, 1792
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- Part of the South Stack, Holyhead
- after 1814
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- Solva, near St Davids, Pembrokeshire
- after 1814
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- The Light-house on Point of Air, Flintshire
- after 1814
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- View of Conway Castle, Caernarvonshire
- after 1814
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- Beaumaris Castle Anglesea
- after 1814
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- Red Wharf Bay. Anglesea
- after 1814
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- Penman-maur, Taken from near Aber, North Wales
- after 1814
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- View on Puffin Island, near Anglesea
- after 1814
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- North East View of Trevalyn Hall, Denbighshire; the property of George Boscawen Esqre. Built by Sir G. Trevor 1576
- 1823
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- East View of Trevalyn Hall, Denbighshire; the property of George Boscawen Esquire
- 1823
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- The Rope Bridge, near the Light House, Holyhead
- after 1814
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- Light-house on the South Stack, Holyhead
- after 1814
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- St. Donats Glamorganshire
- after 1814
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- Britton Ferry Glamorganshire
- after 1814
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- The Eligug-stack, near St. Gowans Head, Pembrokeshire
- after 1814
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- The Bath, Built by Lord Penryn, near Bangor, North Wales
- after 1814
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- The Worms-head, in Tenby-bay
- after 1814
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- View of Caernarvon Castle, from Anglesea
- after 1814
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- St. Davids Head, Pembrokeshire
- ca. 1805
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- Llanthony Abbey, Monmouthshire
- undated
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- Entrance to Festiniog, Wales
- 1797
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- Denbigh Castle
- ca. 1793
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- Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire
- 1791
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- Caerphilly Castle
- undated
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- Imogen in the Cave, 'Cymbeline', Act III, Scene VI
- 1782