Son of "General John". Painted the Six Views of St Helena, which are attached.
| George Hutchins Bellasis Son of "General John". Painted the Six Views of St Helena, which are attached. |
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| Coat of Arms of George Hutchins Bellasis |
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| View No.1: North West side of St Helena |
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| View No.2: Northe East side of St Helena, 'The Roads' |
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| View No.3: St James's Town, St Helena |
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| View No.4: Plantation House, St Helena Plantation House may be just visible in the distance to the right of the picture. |
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| View No.5: West side of St Helena, "Friar's Valley" Named after the pile of five boulders in the gap on the distant ridge that give the appearance of a friar in his Franciscan habit. |
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| View No.6: South side of St Helena, "Fairy Land" The extraordinary pillar of crystal, known loacally as Lot, may be the cause of the concealment of this view from the collection in circulation, owing to a possible phallic connotation. The pillar of salt has now been eroded away. |
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