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Riverside buildings
Hypaethral temple called the Bed of Pharaoh (or Kiosk of Trajan), Philae
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SOURCE: David Roberts and William Brockedon. Egypt and Nubia (London, 1846-1849), vol. 2, pl. 22
Somerset House, Strand, London: the riverside terrace as depicted by Thomas Malton
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NOTES: This is a coloured version of the print from the published work by Thomas Malton, A picturesque tour through the cities of London and Westminster (London [1792-1802]), vol. 1, pl. [XLI]. The plates in the published work were uncoloured, but there were evidently coloured versions of the plates which appeared after the published work had come out. (The published work is in the RIBA Library at reference EW E.d.217.)
Carmel College, Mongewell Park near Wallingford, Oxfordshire: refectory seen from the banks of the River Thames
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NOTES: This Jewish co-educational boarding school operated between 1948 and 1997.
St Botholph's Church (the 'Boston Stump'), 1 Wormgate, Boston, Lincolnshire, seen from across the River Witham
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NOTES: Construction on the church began in Decorated style c.1309. Work on the Perpendicular tower began c.1425-1430 and was completed c.1510-1520. Sir George Gilbert Scott carried out major restoration work in 1845-1847.