Artworks

Exterior of North Taku Fort on Peiho River, Showing the English and French Entrance, August 21, 1860

Exterior of North Fort Showing the English Entrance, August 21, 1860

Interior of Pehtang Fort Showing Probyn's Horse, August 1, 1860

Head Quarter House, First Division, Pehtang, China

Tangkoo Fort After Its Capture, Showing the French and English Entrance, August 10, 1860

Interior of the Second North Fort After Its Surrender on August 21, 1860, Wherein 2000 Prisoners Were Taken

Interior of South Taku Fort Showing the Place of Landing, June 25, 1859

Prince Kung. Emperor of China

"Shariki," or Cart-Pushing Coolies

[Woman with Tea Set Playing the Koto]

[After the Capture of the Taku Forts]

Entrance of the Five Genii Temple, Canton

Five Storied Pagoda, Canton

Carved Tomb at the Depot Near Pekin, The Place Where the Guns and Ammunition was (sic) Left When the Army Marched to Pekin

Temple in Tartar Quarter, Canton

Mohammedan Temple, Near Canton

Temple of Heaven from the Place Where the Priests are Burnt in the Chinese City of Pekin

Pagoda Up in the Hill of Summer Palace Yuen Ming Yuen, Pekin, October 18th, 1860

The Great Imperial Palace Yuen Ming Yuen Before the Burning, Pekin

Sacred Temple of Heaven Where the Emperor Sacrifices Once a Year in the Chinese City, Pekin

Lieutenant-General Sir J. Hope Grant, G.C.B.

Panorama of Hong Kong taken from Happy Valley

Street and Shops in the Tartar City of Pekin, October 1860

Interior of the 2nd North Fort after it's Surrender on 21 August, 1860, wherein 2,000 Prisoners were Taken