You might like Left Right Boats and Figures, by a Quay or on the River Thames; a Wooded River Scene with a Bridge Joseph Mallord William Turner c.1825 The Dordrecht Riverfront, with the Grote Kerk in the Distance down the Oude Maas (Old Meuse) River; Studies of Boats under Sail, and Small Boats with Figures; the Cupola of the Groothoofdspoort Joseph Mallord William Turner 1825 A Sailing Barge off a Rotterdam Quay; Riverfront Views along the Nieuwe Maas (New Meuse), with the Tower of St Lawrence’s Church in the Distance Joseph Mallord William Turner 1825 The Western Harbours on the IJ Riverfront, Amsterdam, ?with the Haarlemmerpoort in the Distance; Studies of Boats and Figures Joseph Mallord William Turner 1825 Figures and Boats along the Rhine Riverfront at Cologne, with the Cathedral and St Cunibert’s Basilica in the Distance Downstream Joseph Mallord William Turner 1825 Figures and Boats beside the River Meuse downstream of Liège, with the Pont des Arches and the Spire of the Cathedral in the Distance Joseph Mallord William Turner 1825 Architectural Details; Studies of Figures, Carts and Draught Horses; Moored Boats and Figures, with the Towers of Antwerp in the Distance Joseph Mallord William Turner 1825 The Lindenlei Quay beside the River Leie, Ghent, with Figures in a Boat towards the Entrance to the Ketelvest Canal, and the Towers of the Sint-Michielskerk, the Dominican Church and the Sint-Niklaaskerk in the Distance Joseph Mallord William Turner 1825 The Lindenlei Quay beside Moored Boats on the River Leie, Ghent, towards the Entrance to the Ketelvest Canal, with the Towers of the Sint-Michielskerk, the Dominican Church and the Sint-Niklaaskerk in the Distance Joseph Mallord William Turner 1825 Figures around Boats Moored along a Quay with a Wall and Archway, ?at Nieuwpoort Joseph Mallord William Turner 1825 Sailing Boats Moored in a Harbour, with Figures on a Quay near a Gateway, ?at Calais Joseph Mallord William Turner 1825 View on River: Figures and Boats in Foreground, Rocks in Distance Joseph Mallord William Turner c.1830–41