Peel Castle, Isle of Man, engraving by William Miller after Leitch 1845

This engraving by William Miller, after a drawing by William Leighton Leitch, depicts Peel Castle on the Isle of Man. Created in 1845, the artwork captures the castle's imposing presence on a rocky outcrop, with the sea stretching out before it. The scene is presented in a detailed and realistic style, highlighting the dramatic landscape and the castle's architectural features. Leitch's original drawing, rendered in a Romantic style, was known for its atmospheric qualities and its focus on capturing the beauty and grandeur of the natural world. This engraving by Miller serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of this iconic landmark and the artistry of both Leitch and Miller.