London, published for the proprietors by gen Geo. Virtue, 26, Ivy Lame, 1837. This picturesque engraving captures a sweeping view of Loch Linnhe from a southern vantage in Argyllshire. The composition features rolling hills, wooded slopes, and scattered islands that lead the eye toward distant mountains under a partly clouded sky. A ruined castle crowns a promontory near the loch’s edge, while figures and cattle in the foreground add a sense of pastoral life. Framed by tall trees, the scene blends natural grandeur with human presence, celebrating the tranquil and majestic landscapes of the Scottish Highlands.

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