You might like Left Right The Marketplace, Düsseldorf, with Crowds around the Johann Wilhelm II Statue outside the Rathaus; Studies of Market Goods Joseph Mallord William Turner 1825 Rouen: Place de la Pucelle with the Statue of Joan of Arc and Hotel Bourgtheroulde; and Quay with Shipping Joseph Mallord William Turner 1821 Copenhagen: The South-West and North-West Sides of Kongens Nytorv: The King’s Theatre, Ericsens Palace, St Nicholas’ Tower, Hôtel du Grand Nord; Hôtel d’Angleterre and Hovedvagten Joseph Mallord William Turner 1835 Hamburg: Houses and the Nikolaikirche from the South End of the Holzbrücke, with Figures in the Foreground; Copenhagen from the Sound Joseph Mallord William Turner 1835 Berlin: The Back of the Statue of Blücher, the Neue Wache and Zeughaus from next to the Opera House Joseph Mallord William Turner 1835 Berlin: The Statue of Blücher, Domes of St Hedwigskirche and East Side of the Opera from Unter den Linden Joseph Mallord William Turner 1835 Berlin: The Neue Wache and Zeughaus from close to the Opera House, with the Statue of Blücher in the Foreground; Details of the Zeughaus and the Statues of Bülow and Scharnhorst Above; Berlin: The Domkirche and Marienkirche Joseph Mallord William Turner 1835 Copenhagen: View of the Amalienborg Palace Showing the Schack Palace, Equestrian Statue of Frederik V, Colonnade and Part of the Moltke Palace Joseph Mallord William Turner 1835 Copenhagen: The Colonnade of the Amalienborg Palace from the Amaliegade with the Equestrian Statue of Frederik V Seen Beyond It and the Side of the Schack Palace on the Right Joseph Mallord William Turner 1835 Dresden: The Elbe near the Brühl Terrace, Looking Downstream to the Bridge, with Figures under Trees; Copenhagen: (2) Equestrian Statue of Frederik V in the Amalienborg; (3) A Female Nude (?Statue in the Schack Palace) Joseph Mallord William Turner 1835 Town, with Fortress on Hill Above, Statue of Man in Foreground. ?Fadis [Turner] Joseph Mallord William Turner c.1830–41 Market Square of Town, with Statue Joseph Mallord William Turner c.1830–41