You might like Left Right The Seven Hills and the Rhine Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 (1) Coblenz and Ehrenbreitstein, Looking down the Rhine from the West Bank from the Quayside towards St Castor’s Church; (2) The Seven Hills and the Rhine Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 (1) Burg Klopp, Bingen and the Bridge over the Nahe, as Seen from the Rhine; (2) View up the Rhine to Burg Ehrenfels; (3)-(7) Composition Studies, (7) Showing the Bridge and Abbey at Bingen; (8) View down the Rhine from just above Eltville Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 (1) Distant Hills; Downstream (2) to Andernach in Distance; (3) to Weissenthurm, Andernach and Neuwied, with Flying Bridge; (4) Upstream to Neuwied and Weissenthurm, with Flying Bridge; (5) Downstream to Andernach and the Devil’s House below Neuwied Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 Three Sketches from a Boat on the Rhine, above and below Andernach: (1) The Waterfront at Andernach with the Watch Tower and Crane; (2) The Waterfront at Andernach, Looking Downstream; (3) View upstream past Hammerstein to Andernach Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 Cologne from the Rhine, Looking Downstream towards the Bayenturm, Cathedral, Great St Martin’s and St Cunibert’s Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 View across the Rhine to St Goar and Burg Rheinfels, from the Hillside close to Burg Katz. Late Afternoon Sun above St Goar Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 The Monument to General Hoche above Weissenthurm and View down the Rhine towards Andernach and Neuwied Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 View up the Rhine towards Schloss Stolzenfels Joseph Mallord William Turner 1824 Distant View of Coblenz and Ehrenbreitstein, Looking down the Rhine from the West Bank on the Road to Kapellen Joseph Mallord William Turner 1824 Three Sketches of the Monument to General Hoche at Weissenthurm; Weissenthurm and Neuwied with the Flying Bridge, Looking down the Rhine Joseph Mallord William Turner 1839 Hammerstein; Buildings on the River Front at Andernach; Andernach from the Rhine; View down the Rhine from Rhens towards Schloss Stolzenfels and the Martinsburg at Oberlahnstein; The Marxburg from the Rhine, Looking Upstream Joseph Mallord William Turner 1833