![]() Illustration for ’A TAVERN OF THE OCEAN’ by P. W. Laidler - A scene of Old Cape Town |
![]() Adderley Street in 1861, from a Photograph |
![]() Rogge Bay, from a water colour by J. T. Boulton, 1850 |
![]() Typical Dutch period house |
![]() Typical Georgian house |
![]() The Old Thatched Tavern, from a water colour, 1827 |
![]() Watercolour - Remains of a Roman Bridge, Benevento, Italy, 1944 In the background is the town of Benevento of which little remained intact except the church tower which defied the blast of both Allied and German fire. Many splendid old bridges were destroyed during the retreat and this drawing shows the temporary spans erected by Allied engineers. Source: A RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION of Naval Drawings and Water Colours from World War II - 1939-1945 Submitted by William Martinson Click for larger image |