Paul RA Sandby

Paul Sandby painted Britain’s rolling hills and old buildings in soft watercolours during the late 1700s. He shows waterfalls like High Force, crooked bridges like The Round Temple, and stone churches such as Llandaff Cathedral, all bathed in the gentle light of the 18th century. You can step closer to Witney’s quiet fields or a horse-drawn wagon in Landscape with Dray and Figures—both scenes that feel like a walk through history. Next, slide to High Force, near Middleton High Tor and feel the spray from the page.