Created on 2024-11-16

The image provided is a sepia-toned print or drawing depicting a natural scene. In the foreground, there are figures that appear to be humans with a dog, standing near a tree and looking towards a waterfall in the middle distance. The waterfall is partially framed by lush trees and shrubs, and it cascades down a rocky landscape into a stream. The terrain surrounding the waterfall is rugged and heavily wooded, suggesting a wild and unspoiled location. There is text toward the bottom of the image that says, "Rhaider-y-Wennel near Llanrwst in the County of Denbigh." Additionally, the bottom right corner contains the text "Published according to Act of Parliament by Sandby, George B. Sandby 1777." This implies the image has historical significance, likely produced in the late 18th century, and represents a specific location in Wales, which is in Denbigh County near the town of Llanrwst. The print was apparently created and published according to legal requirements of the time, as indicated by the phrase "Published according to Act of Parliament." The artist or publisher's name, Sandby, and the date, 1777, are also given, indicating when and by whom the print was made.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image depicts a picturesque landscape featuring a waterfall cascading over rocky cliffs surrounded by lush, verdant forests. The scene is rendered in a warm, sepia-toned print, evoking a sense of timelessness. Tall, mature trees line the banks of the stream, their branches creating a canopy over the cascading waters. The overall composition suggests a serene and tranquil natural setting, likely located in the County of Denbigh, as indicated by the caption.