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Joseph Tudor, Obelisk at site of Battle of Boyne, (c.1746)

Thomas Roberts, Upper Lough Erne, 1770s

William Ashford, Weir at Charleville, Cork, c.1800

Thomas Roberts, Lucan House and demesne, (c.1772)

James Malton, Royal Exchange, coloured engraving, c.1803

Peter Mazell after Jonathan Fisher UpperKillarney lake and part of Turk Mountain, (1770)

James Mason after Jonathan Fisher, View of


Carlingford Lough from thedomain of Robert Hall Esq. to whom this palet [sic] is dedicated , (1772)

Andrew Nicholl, The Giant’s Causeway, (1820s)

George Barret, Powerscourt Waterfall, (c.1760)