Print: Le Blond LB 21 - “The town is shown in the foreground, and the confluence of the Rhine with the Nahe is seen in the distance, and close by it stands the famous mouse tower - an isolated building associated with which is the story of Bishop Hatto and the rats related by Southey.  In the distance are the hills, on the left a large Roman ruin”
 
It was used as an illustration to Renshaw's Ladies' Pocket-book for 1852.
 
Date: 1851
 
Size (cm ht x w): 5.7 x 9.1 (print)
 
State: Unmounted on trimmed embossed scrapbook page
 
Condition: Excellent colours