The probable source is this engraving by William Ellis after a watercolor by Michael Angelo Rooker. The group of industrial buildings with a tall chimney, seen trough the arch of the bridge, is common to both. In mid-stream, the engraver of the pottery print has added a Severn trow, a
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The probable source is this engraving by William Ellis after a watercolor by Michael Angelo Rooker. The group of industrial buildings with a tall chimney, seen trough the arch of the bridge, is common to both. In mid-stream, the engraver of the pottery print has added a Severn trow, a cargo boat with a collapsible mast that was employed on the river.
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