The Thames may not match the grandeur of continental rivers, but it possesses a unique allure that artists like Turner, Bonington, Eugène Delacroix, Whistler, and Seymour have sought to capture in their work. This film doesn’t focus on majestic vistas; instead, it presents a serene silver river meandering gently between tree-lined banks. Along the way, we encounter charming small towns, eventually arriving at Windsor, where we dock beneath the shadow of its renowned castle.