Portrait of Louisa Charlotte Tyndall (1845-1940) Size:Standard: 6 x 4in The caves were discovered in

The caves were discovered in 1817 and excavated by Buddhists

View of the opening of London Bridge in 1831 with the royal procession in boats on the River Thames and a hot air balloon in the sky

Exterior view of the villa of the Earl of Mansfield

This meant that the crinoline was gradually replaced with the crinolette

A courtesan with beauty spots

Portrait of Louisa Charlotte Tyndall (1845-1940) Size:Standard: 6 x 4in The caves were discovered inThe sitter appears in half profile, facing left, her face shadowed and her hair worn up. Louisa Tyndall's dress is light brown, edged with lace and heavily embroidered panels in a leaf design. Around her neck, held on a claret ribbon, is a heavy gold pendant, with the word 'ROMA' just visible. Intended to commemorate her wedding and to be viewed with the companion work, John Tyndall. Signed 'V. Zippenfeld' [fl. 1834 1871]. Original: oil on canvas,