Elgin Cathedral (Elgin, Moray, Scotland)

[Destruction of Elgin Cathedral (Burnt A.D. 1390 by the Wolf of Badenoch, the ferocious Son of King Robert II)]. Line engraving. 1838. Allom, Thomas, 1804-1872, Artist; Sands, Robert, 1782-1855, Engraver; Virtue, George, 1793?-1868, Publisher.

Published in: W. Beattie, Scotland Illustrated in a Series of Views (1838), vol. II.

Note: Title trimmed from plate.

Elgin. Line engraving. 1774. Mazell, Peter, active 1761-1797, Engraver.

Published in: Thomas Pennant, A Tour in Scotland MDCCLXIX. Third edition (1774).

Note: Numbered at upper right: 'XIV. 146'.

[Elgin Cathedral]. Aquatint. 6 March 1789. Grant, A., Artist; Wells, John, Engraver; Grives, J., Publisher.

Note: 'From a series of eight views in Scotland, kept with two sheets of explanatory letterpress text' BM.

Elgin Cathedral in 1538. Line engraving. 1835. Grant, John, Artist, Publisher; Shury, John, and Son, Engraver.

Published in: Grant's Views of the Elgin Cathedral (1835).

Elgin Cathedral in ruins. Line engraving. 1835. Grant, John, Artist, Publisher; Shury, John, and Son, Engraver.

Publisher statement: London Published by J. Grant, 3, Panton Street Haymarket.

Published in: Grant's Views of the Elgin Cathedral (1835).

Elgin Cathedral, Morayshire. Line engraving. 1 July 1797. Moore, James, Artist; Walker, John, Engraver, Publisher.

Publisher statement: Publish'd … by J. Walker No. 16, Rosomans Street, London.

Published in: The Itinerant (1799).

Elgin Cathehdral [sic]. Aquatint. 1801. Mérigot, J., Engraver; Miller, William, 1769-1844, Publisher.

Published in: Stodart's [i.e. Stoddart's] Picturesque Views in Scotland, (1801- ).

Note: Uncoloured state.