Box Box A
Contains 37 Results:
Portrait of George Buchanan, 1506 - 1582, (historian and tutor to King James VI), c 1914
Likely to be a duplicate copy of an engraving by Edward Scriven. Likely to be a duplicate copy of an engraving. Portrait of George Buchanan, 1506 - 1582, (historian and classical scholar; tutor (preceptor) to King James VI, late sixteenth century). Buchanan was a supporter of the Reformation. See Dictionary of National Biography for more information. From a picture by Francis Pourbus Senior in the possession of The Royal Society.
Portrait of George Buchanan, 1506 - 1582, (historian and tutor to King James VI), c 1914
Likely to be a duplicate copy of an etching. A portrait of George Buchanan, 1506 - 1582, (historian and classical scholar; tutor (preceptor) to King James VI, late sixteenth century). Buchanan was a supporter of the Reformation. See Dictionary of National Biography for more information. Artist unknown.
Portrait of George Buchanan, 1506 - 1582, (historian and tutor to King James VI), c 1914
Duplicate copy of Coll-1167/B/8/4. A duplicate copy of an engraving. Portrait of George Buchanan, 1506 - 1582, (historian and classical scholar; tutor (preceptor) to King James VI, late sixteenth century). Buchanan was a supporter of the Reformation. See Dictionary of National Biography for more information. Artist unkown.
James Stuart, Earl of Moray, Regent of Scotland, c 1914
Moray House, Canongate, c 1914
Portrait of George Heriot, fl. 1563-1624, c 1914
Likely to be a reproduction removed from a printed book, possibly the Scots Magazine, which published the head of the portrait by Scougall in February 1802. An oval portrait of George Heriot, painted by John Scougal, (1698) copied from the original by Paul van Somer, engraved by Lizars and published by Archibald Constable, Edinburgh. (1802).
Heriot's Hospital, 1911
Perspective view of Parliament House, c 1914
Likely to be a reproduction copy removed from a printed book. The original was published before 1740. Parliament House was built by Edinburgh Town Council in 1639. Framed.
The Earl of Haddington's House, Cowgate, c 1914
Prospect of Greyfriars Kirk, c 1914
Likely to be a duplicate reproduction of an engraving by John Elphinstone, engraved by Nathaniel Parr. Detailing the Prospect of the Grayfriers Kirk [sic], Edinburgh from the South West. See Edinburgh (Central) Public Library, Edinburgh Room Catalogue, p. 203.