Portrait of William Watson (1715-1787) Size:L: 100 x 80cm The author explained that this

The author explained that this print was intended to be viewed alongside plate 3 in his book ['A balloon prospect from above the clouds'] since it 'elucidates the former by giving the names of the principal places mentioned in the excursion

'My Second Sermon'

is chasing the Prince of Wales

In 1889 the Michelin company was created with Edouard Michelin as the first manager

where the pleasure boats are jostling for places with the fishing boats 2 August 1966

Portrait of William Watson (1715-1787) Size:L: 100 x 80cm The author explained that thisHead and shoulders portrait of Sir William Watson wearing a short white wig with a black ribbon visible behind, tied with a queue. Watson's head and body are turned slightly to the viewer's right. He wears a dark coat over a red high necked waistcoat and white neck cloth. William Watson was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1741. Original: oil on canvas, 762x640mm. ca. 1784 1785