Pair of gouaches on paper, 18th century, England

Pair of late 18th-century gouaches on paper, created in England, depicting two picturesque landscapes in the British artistic tradition of the period.
The first painting depicts a valley bordered by a winding river, surrounded by steep hills. A few rural dwellings, typical of English vernacular architecture, are nestled in the greenery. The scene is brought to life with figures and animals, adding a bucolic dimension.
The second painting features a scene showcasing a neo-Gothic building surrounded by a park. Architectural elements such as pointed arch windows, turrets, and decorative details evoke the neo-Gothic style. In the foreground, a seated figure with a dog adds a human touch to the composition. The wooded park around the building is characteristic of the English landscape movement, designed to appear natural while being carefully arranged.