You might like Left Right Four Views of the River Rhine: The Lorelei, looking downstream; the Lorelei, Looking downstream, with a Boat; the Southern End of Oberwesel, Looking Upstream; Oberwesel and the Schönburg, Looking Upstream Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 Views on the River Rhine: Distant Castles; Burg Rheineck, Looking upstream from the West Bank Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 Burg Rheineck, with Hammerstein in the Distance, Looking upstream from the West Bank of the River Rhine Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 The Pfalz, Kaub and Burg Gutenfels, Looking downstream from the West Bank of the River Rhine; View downstream from the West Bank to Burg Sooneck, Burg Stahleck, Bacharach, Lorch and Burg Nollig Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 A View down the River Rhine from the West Bank just above the Mäuseturm, with Burg Ehrenfels on the Eastern Hillside; Rüdesheim Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 Mainz: The Rhine Front; View down the River with the Bridge of Boats to Kastel; Burg Heimburg and Niederheimbach from the Rhine, Looking Downstream; Burg Nollig and Lorch from the River, Looking Downstream Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 Rheineck, Brohl, Sinzig from a Boat on the River Rhine: Burg Rheineck above Brohl, Looking Downstream; Burg Rheineck, Looking Downstream; Sinzig Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 Views from a Boat on the River Rhine, Looking down and Upstream: Unkel, with the Drachenfels in the Distance: Nonnenwerth and Drachenfels; Hills and a Distant Castle; View upstream to Burg Rheineck; Hills and a Town (?Sinzig) Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 Five Sketches of Burg Thurandt, above Alken, Looking Downstream Joseph Mallord William Turner 1824 Hammerstein, Looking Upstream, and with Andernach in the Distance; Burg Rheineck, Looking Downstream, and with Sailing Boats Joseph Mallord William Turner 1824 Three Sketches of Burg Rheinstein, Looking Downstream Joseph Mallord William Turner 1833 Rheineck and Herenfells [Turner]. (?Schloss Arenfels, Nearly Opposite Rheineck) Joseph Mallord William Turner c.1830–41