Just Published,
(On a larger Scale than any thing of the kind that has yet appeared.)

THE
NATUORAMA;
OR,
NATURE'S ENDLESS TRANSPOSITION
OF
*Views on the Thames.*

This Picture, contained in the form of an embellished book,
is composed of the following Views on the Thames :—

1. Star and Garter, Richmond

Hill.

2. Staines.

3. Clifton.

4. Boulney, near Henley.

5. Clifton Spring.

6. Garrick's House, Hampton.

7. Windsor Castle.

8. Eton College.

9. Sion House.

10. Mrs. Sullivan's, Thames
Ditton.

11. Pope's Villa, Twickenham.

12. Fawney Court, near Henley.

13. Hampton Court.

14. Oxford.

15. Hampton Ferry.

16. Goring Church.

17. City Barge, near Kingston.

18. Oatlands.

The parts separately form correct Views of Towns or Noble
Mansions, yet are so contrived as to produce, by transposi-
tion, every species of beautiful Landscape, intersected with
Islands, Barges, Groupes of Figures, Cattle, &c.; the whole
forming an Infinity of Picturesque Combination, and capable
of being changed to

Thousands of Views.

One peculiar novelty in the management of the respective
Views, is a moveable Scene of

POPE IN HIS GROTTO,

By which is added a rich fore-ground of mechanical per-
spective; and is intended not only as an amusement, but also
to assist Students in drawing from Nature, and particularly
to excite ingenuity and invention in the Art.

THE DRAWINGS TAKEN FROM NATURE,
BY R. HAVELL, JUN.

London: Published by HAVELL and Co. 79, Newman Street, Oxford Street; L. LORANT, 24, Hart Street, Bloomsbury; and sold by all Booksellers. Price £1. 4s.