Thomas Sandby

Westminster Hall and New Palace Yard Thomas Sandby

The Grotto, Virginia Water Thomas Sandby

Bridge at Somerset House Thomas Sandby

Proposed Design for a Bridge over the River Thames at Somerset House Thomas Sandby

Gun, c.1747 Thomas Sandby

Encampment at Maestricht, 1747 Thomas Sandby

The Duke of Cumberland with a Gentleman and a Groom, all Mounted, and Dogs Paul and/or Sandby Thomas Sandby

Thomas Paul Sandby William Beechey

Westminster Abbey and Bridge from the River Thames, London RB Godfrey

View of the North side of the Virginia river near Manour Lodge Paul and/or Sandby Thomas Sandby

Chinese Junk On Its Way To Virginia Water, attributed to Paul Sandby. Gouache. England, c.1753 Paul Sandby

Paul Sandby 19th-Century English Engraving Anonymous

View towards Westminster from the Terrace of Somerset House Paul Sandby

The Westgate, Canterbury Paul Sandby

The Evacuations or An Emetic for Old England Glorys, 1762 Paul Sandby

Landscape with a Lake, 1808 Paul Sandby

The Raft, 1850 Thomas Danby

An Unfinished View of the West Gate, Canterbury, c.1790-1800 Paul Sandby

Prospect of the Entrance of the Tower of London Paul Sandby

Llandaff Cathedral Paul Sandby

Part of the Town and Castle of Ludlow in Shropshire, engraved by the artist, published by P. Sandby, 1779 Paul Sandby

View of the City from the Terrace of Somerset House Paul Sandby

The Encampment in Hyde Park, 1780 Paul Sandby

The Children of Paul Sandby William Beechey

Tommy Sanderson, Town Crier, 1884 J. Gillis Brown

St George's Chapel, Windsor, and the entrance to the Singing Men's Cloister, c.1768 Paul Sandby

Dolbardarn Castle and Llanberris Lake, 1764 Paul Sandby

Thomas King as Lord Ogleby in 'The Clandestine Marriage' Samuel de Wilde

The Passing of 1880 Thomas Danby

Landscape Paul Sandby

The Chinese Junk on its way to Virginia Water, c.1753 Paul Sandby

The Magic Lantern, 1730-1809 Paul Sandby

The Analyst Besh-n in his own Taste Pr.1s[hilling], 1753 Paul Sandby

The Gunpowder Magazine, Hyde Park, c.1790 Paul Sandby

A Child of Paul Sandby William Beechey

Last Dying Speech and Confession, c.1759 Paul Sandby