LANDSCAPE OF CASTLE WARD by William Ashford (1746-1824) Post-conservation
LANDSCAPE WITH A HERDSMAN AND BULL by Albert Cuyp (1620-1691) from the Corridor at Polesden Lacey
LANDSCAPE WITH AN ARCHED GATEWAY by Jacob Pynacker
LANDSCAPE WITH ANIMALS, FIGURES AND A WAGONS, 1789, by Balthasar Paul Ommeganck (1755-1826), painting in the Saloon at Plas Newydd, Anglesey
LANDSCAPE WITH BIRDS by Melchior de Hondecoeter (1636-95) at Belton House
LANDSCAPE WITH CATTLE HERDERS BY A RIVER, 19th century English School, post-conservation at The Greyfriars at Worcester
LANDSCAPE WITH COPPICE by Meindert Hobbema (1638-1709)
LANDSCAPE WITH ELEGANT FIGURES WALKING ALONG A COUNTRY PATH, A DISTANT VIEW OF DELFT BEYOND, by Willem van den Bundel (1574/5-1655)
LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURES PASSING A POND AND RESTING TRAVELLER, A VIEW OF OVERSCHIE AND ROTTERDAM BEYOND, by Willem van den Bundel (1574/5-1655)
LANDSCAPE WITH HERDSMEN BY Nicholas Berchem (1620-1683)
LANDSCAPE WITH HUNTING PARTY by Jacques d'Artois (1613-1686) Hanging in the Square Dining Room at Petworth
LANDSCAPE WITH HUNTSMEN' by Adam Pynacker (1621-73)
LANDSCAPE WITH JACOB AND LABAN AND HIS DAUGHTERS by Claude (1600-1682)
LANDSCAPE WITH PEASANTS AND ANIMALS BY A FOUNTAIN, 1789, by Balthasar Paul Ommeganck (1755-1826), painting in the Saloon at Plas Newydd, Anglesey
LANDSCAPE WITH PLAYING SATYR CHILDREN AND GOATS by Bartholomeus Breenbergh (ca.1598-1657), painting in the Green Closet at Ham House, Richmond-upon-Thames.
LANDSCAPE WITH RAVINE AND BRIDGE by French painter Jules Cesar Van Loo (1743- 1821)
LANDSCAPE WITH RUINS AND FIGURES attributed to Francesco Guardi, 1712-1793, from Mount Stewart
LANDSCAPE WITH SHEEP by Eugene Verboeckhoven in the Drawing Room at Llanerchaeron
LANDSCAPE WITH TROGLODYTE GOATHEARDS by Paul Brill (1554-1626) from Petworth House post-conservation
LANDSCAPE WITH TROGLODYTE GOATHERD by Paul Brill (1554-1626)
LANDSCAPE: CHILDREN AND CATTLE after Thomas Gainsborough (1727-88)
Landslip on the cliffs at Marsden Bay, The Leas, South Tyneside
LANHYDROCK ATLAS' surveyed by JOEL GASCOIGNE (1690S))
