View of Lambeth Palace from the Thames; and View of Old London Bridge with the Thames partially frozen over

The prominent church steeples in the first view, on the right of the Monument, are (from left to right): St. Magnus, St. Margaret Pattern's and St. Dunstan's-in-the-East.

The view of Old London Bridge taken from the southwest was probably painted during the great frost of 1811.

Daniel Turner was a best known for his views of London's riverside. He was a pupil of John Jones (c.1740-c.1797), the mezzotint engraver, and lived in Millbank. He exhibited London views at the Royal Academy from 1796-1801.