An altogether different note is struck in the graceful and charming subject of _Bonneville_. Here all is peace and serenity. The foreground is filled with the amenities of untroubled rural life, the distant blue and white peaks of the mountains making an excellent foil to the graceful foliage, white walls and bridge of the little town which nestles at their feet. The foreground, indeed, is only redeemed from insipidity by the sharp, firm drawing of the ripples and stones. THE RHINE DRAWINGS. 25. Mayence and Kastel. 8-11/16” × 14⅝". (Plate XVIII.) 26. Mayence. 7¾” × 12⅛". (Christie’s, 1890.) 27. Mayence. 8¾” × 13⅞". (Christie’s, 1890; Taylor Sale, July 1912.) 28. Palace of Biebrich. 8” × 13½". (Christie’s, 1890; Turner House, Penarth.) 29. Johannisberg. 8-13/14” × 13½". (Plate XXIII.) 30. Rüdesheim, looking to Bingen Klopp. 8¼” × 13½". (Christie’s, 1890.) 31. Bingen and Ehrenfels, from the Lake. 7⅝” × 12¼". 32. Abbey of Bingen, looking towards Lake. 8” × 11½". (Plate XXV.) 33. The Mausethurm, Bingen Loch. 8” × 12¼". 34. Bausenberg in the Brohlthal. 8⅝” × 12¼". (Christie’s, 1890.) 35. Sooneck, with Bacharach in the distance. 8-15/18” × 14½". (Plate XXI.) 36. Fürstenberg. 9¼” × 12¼". (Christie’s, 1890.) 37. Bacharach and Stahleck. 7¾” × 12½". (Christie’s, 1890.) 38. Pfalz, Caub and Gutenfels. 7¾” × 12⅛". (Christie’s, 1890; Sir R. Hardy, Bart.) 39. Oberwesel and Schönburg Castle. 8⅝” × 14". (Christie’s, 1890.) 40. Lurleiberg. 7-13/14” × 12⅛". 41. St. Goarshausen and Katz Castle. 7⅝” × 12". (Christie’s, 1890; G. R. Burnett, Esq.) 42. Lurleiberg. 8” × 12". 43. Lurleiberg and St. Goarshausen. 8” × 12¼". 44. Lurleiberg. 7½” × 11¾". (Christie’s, 1890; Lord Penrhyn.) 45. Lurleiberg. 7¾” × 12". 46. St. Goarshausen. 7⅞” × 12". 47. Lurleiberg. 7½” × 11¼". (Christie’s, 1890; Louis Huth.) 48. Lurleiberg. 7½” × 11⅞". (Christie’s, 1890; Sir H. Boulton.) 49. Katz Castle, with Rheinfels. 7½” × 12⅛". (Christie’s, 1890.) 50. From Rheinfels, looking over St. Goar to Katz. 7⅞” × 12⅜". (Plate XXIX.) 51. Hirzenach. 8⅜” × 12½". (Plate XV.) 52. Rheinfels, looking to Katz and St. Goarshausen. 7½” × 12⅛". (Christie’s, 1890.) 53. Castles of the Two Brothers, Sterrenberg and Liebenstein. 8⅛” × 12". (Christie’s, 1890; J. F. Schwann, Esq.) 54. Boppard. 7⅜” × 12¼". (Christie’s, 1890.) 55. Peterspay. 8¼” × 12½". (Christie’s, 1890.) 56. Marksburg. 7⅝” × 12⅜". (Christie’s, 1890.) 57. Oberlahnstein. 7⅝” × 12¼". (Christie’s, 1890.) 58. Entrance of the Lahn. 7¾” × 12¼". (Christie’s, 1890; Lord Penrhyn.) 59. Abbey near Coblenz. 7¾” × 8⅜". 60. The Back of Ehrenbreitstein, from the Pfaffen. 7¾” × 12¼". (Christie’s, 1890.) 61. From Ehrenbreitstein. 7¾” × 12¼". (Christie’s, 1890.)