A view of a river in a hilly landscape crossed by two bridges, one leading to a roofed gateway on the opposite bank with a group of figures sitting outside a pavilion among trees and a boathouse. Fishermen, water plants and a moored boat in the foreground and a rocky landscape in the background. The two Lakes like two Looking Glasses : A View of the Place where the Pleasure Boats are Sent for the Service of the Emperor & his Mistresses. [London] : [Printed for and sold by Thomas Bowles, John Bowles, and Son, Robert Sayer, and Henry Overton], [1753]. etching and engraving. Source: Maps 7.Tab.73
![A view of a river in a hilly landscape crossed by two bridges, one leading to a roofed gateway on the opposite bank with a group of figures sitting outside a pavilion among trees and a boathouse. Fishermen, water plants and a moored boat in the foreground and a rocky landscape in the background. The two Lakes like two Looking Glasses : A View of the Place where the Pleasure Boats are Sent for the Service of the Emperor & his Mistresses. [London] : [Printed for and sold by Thomas Bowles, John Bowles, and Son, Robert Sayer, and Henry Overton], [1753]. etching and engraving. Source: Maps 7.Tab.73 Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/R5EJN3/a-view-of-a-river-in-a-hilly-landscape-crossed-by-two-bridges-one-leading-to-a-roofed-gateway-on-the-opposite-bank-with-a-group-of-figures-sitting-outside-a-pavilion-among-trees-and-a-boathouse-fishermen-water-plants-and-a-moored-boat-in-the-foreground-and-a-rocky-landscape-in-the-background-the-two-lakes-like-two-looking-glasses-a-view-of-the-place-where-the-pleasure-boats-are-sent-for-the-service-of-the-emperor-his-mistresses-london-printed-for-and-sold-by-thomas-bowles-john-bowles-and-son-robert-sayer-and-henry-overton-1753-etching-and-engraving-source-maps-7tab73-R5EJN3.jpg)
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A view of a river in a hilly landscape crossed by two bridges, one leading to a roofed gateway on the opposite bank with a group of figures sitting outside a pavilion among trees and a boathouse. Fishermen, water plants and a moored boat in the foreground and a rocky landscape in the background. The two Lakes like two Looking Glasses : A View of the Place where the Pleasure Boats are Sent for the Service of the Emperor & his Mistresses. [London] : [Printed for and sold by Thomas Bowles, John Bowles, and Son, Robert Sayer, and Henry Overton], [1753]. etching and engraving. Source: Maps 7.Tab.73, plate 14. Language: English.