This is a 19th-century engraved illustration titled Trim – Meath, depicting a serene rural scene in County Meath, Ireland. In the foreground, a woman sits beside grazing cattle near a calm riverbank, while the middle ground features livestock wading in the water. Across the river, the ruins of Trim Castle rise prominently among trees, casting reflections on the water’s surface. The background includes distant buildings and a soft, cloudy sky. The engraving captures a peaceful, pastoral atmosphere with fine detail, typical of Romantic-era landscape art. The image was published by W. Allen, London & Parsons 1321 fleet street.

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