Alexander Nasmyth: A View of Tantallon Castle (ca. 1816)
Alfred Glendening: Haymaking and A River Scene
Andrew Maccallum: Silvery Moments, Burnham Beeches (1885)
Bonomi Edward Warren: In the Shady Beechwoods
Alfred De Breanski Sr: An Evening Glow at Dunkeld
Edward Theodore Compton: Sorrento Near Capri
George Turner: Monsal Dale, Derbyshire (1879)
David Cox: Rhyl Sands (ca. 1854)
David Cox: A Windy Day (1850)
David Cox: River Scene with Boys Fishing
Edmund Gill: Falls in the Clyde Corry Lynn (1866)
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