London, published for the proprietors by gen Geo. Virtue, 26, Ivy Lame, 1837. This tranquil engraving depicts the historic Bridge of Doune, a graceful stone arch spanning the calm waters of the River Teith near Stirling. Framed by dense trees on either side, the bridge is partially overgrown with ivy, blending harmoniously into the natural surroundings. A lone figure walks along the riverbank beneath a canopy of foliage, adding a quiet human presence to the serene landscape. The scene reflects the romantic appreciation of nature and medieval architecture typical of early 19th-century topographical art. Dedicated to allan cunningham,esqr. The biographer of burns.

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