Painting of H.M.S. Rodney Size:smallWatercolour painting by John Bolton Woodthorpe of H. M. S. Rodney, a 92 gun vessel of the Royal Navy, in full sail, leaving the port at Barcelona (1837).
the bottoms of which they are using as punting poles
Three-quarter length standing group portrait of four men
In the foreground a man wearing a khanjar (dagger) on a belt over his thobe (long shirt) walks past three masts lying in the sand on the Corniche road
In the far left background another member of the party stands beside a bare bush
The falcon's body is turned slightly to the left
In the centre is Shakhbut bin Sultan
A falconer in a light coloured thobe (long shirt) topped with a khanjar (dagger) on a leather belt holds a peregrine falcon on a mangalah (cuff) on his arm
Both the boy and the youth each hold a short sword
View of a member of Wilfred Thesiger's travelling party trekking across the crest of a dune in Al Batin sands during their journey across the Empty Quarter (Rub' al Khali) from Al Dhafra sands to Liwa oasis
View from the guest house at Abha over other buildings towards the pass to the Tihamah
dressed in ceremonial robes and wearing a crown
Behind him a vast flat plain dotted with scattered clumps of vegetation runs into the far distance
