Book, The climate of London : deduced from meteorological observations, made at different places in the neighbourhood of the metropolis by Luke Howard.
1818-1820
Cloud modifications
1849
Cloud study of a distant shower
1803
Cloud study of cirrus in parallel receding lines
1803-1811
Cloud study of cumulus and cirrostratus
1803-1811
Cloud study of nimbus rainclouds
1803-1811
Cloud study of nimbus against light of sun
1808
Cloud study of Layers of stratus, wreathing mountain slopes
1807
Cloud study of cirrocumulus
1803-1811
Cloud study of stratus beneath cumulus
1803-1811
Cloud study of light cirrostratus, above cumulus
1811
Cloud study of rain hitting the ground, anvil is spread out
1803
Cloud study of dark cirrostratus or fading nimbus
1803-1811
Cloud study of spreading anvil of nimbus
1803-1811
Cloud study of cirrus, above light cirrostratus, with cirrocumulus below
1803-1811
Cloud study of cumulus and developing nimbus
1803-1811
Cumulostratus; as produced by the inosculation of Cumulus with Cirrostratus
1849
Cloud study of light cirro-cumulus beneath cirrus
1803-1811
Luke Howard's rain-gauge, by Richard & George Knight, 1818
1818
Cloud study of Nimbus showing anvil with cumulus and water vapour streaming out
1803-1811
Cloud study of Cumulus
1803-1811
Cloud study of Cumulo-stratus above house in landscape
1803-1811
Cloud study of Cirrus in parallel receding lines
1803-1811
Cloud study of Heaped cumulus, with stratus beginning, above a hilly landscape
1803-1811
Cloud study of Cirrocumulus
1803-1811
Cloud study of Cumulus in fair weather
1803-1811
Cloud study of Cumulus blowing in high wind
1803
Cloud study by Luke Howard
1803-1811
Cloud study of Cumulus and a little stratus
1803-1811
Cloud study of Light cumulus and stratus, above sea inlet with small craft and no wind
1803-1811
Partially finished rough sketch of landscape with cloud study
1803-1811
Cloud studies
1803-1811
Cloud study of Cumulus
1803-1811
Cloud study of Light cumulus
1803-1811
Cloud study of Reluctant cirrostratus above outline landscape
1803-1811
Cloud study of Stratus, above rough sea without sunlight
1803-1811
Cloud study with Stratus-like brush marks
1803-1811
Cumulus breaking up; Cirrus and Cirrocumulus above
1849
Cloud study of Cirrus
1803-1811
Nimbus, or rain cloud
1849
Cumulostratus forming; fine weather Cirri above
1849
Cloud study of Aggregate cumulus in different stages
1803-1811
Cloud study of dark cirrostratus
1803-1811
Cloud study of nimbus
1803-1811
Cloud study of bank of cumulus lit from behind by the Sun
1803-1811
Cloud study of nimbus rainfall
1803-1811
Rain gauge designed by Luke Howard, c. 1818
1818
Glass measuring cylinder from Luke Howard's rain-gauge
1818
Cloud study of Cirrus in parallel receding lines
1803-1811
Cloud study of Stratus
1803-1811