Travellers resting in wooded countryside. Engraving by J. Peake, 1784, after T. Jones.

Perhaps supposed to be set in the Roman Campagna or the Alban hills. In the right foreground, three cattle rest on the bank of a river or pool near a larger body of water (lake or sea). Centre, a boy playing with a dog, two women with a swaddled child, a man sleeping, and a man resting with two donkeys. Far left, an ancient monastery on a hilltop. The boy, the women and the two men are presumably "travellers" as stated by Boydell in the lettering. But then whose are the cattle?