Painting
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Colquhoun catalogue of prints and pictures at Rossdhu, Luss
Leaflet for an exhibition at the Edinburgh College of Art, October 1958
Leaflet entitled 'Pittori Toscani' on an exhibition on Florentine painters held at the Edinburgh College of Art in October 1958. The leaflet contains a list of exposed paintings, from the following artists: Baroni, Dino Caponi, Fernando Farulli, Marcello Guasti, Silvio Loffredo, Mario Marcucci, Rodolfo Margheri, Adriana Pincherle Enzo Pregno, and Ottone Rosai.
letter to Hubert James Foss from Fanny Pyatt, 03 December 1941
letter, 3 December 1941, Edinburgh, Fanny Pyatt to Hubert Foss. Describing Morris Meredith Williams' oil painting of the Edinburgh quartet, with Tovey at the piano. Holograph signed.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Nellie Hadden, 25 March 1903
Hadden asks Ewart's opinion of who would make the best secretary for the Zoological Society, and recounts her visit to the Zoo at Clifton, while painting miniatures for Ewart.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from William Bernhard Tegetmeier, 13 March 1897
Tegetmeier writes to Ewart regarding the publishing of a paper, of which he encloses proofs (not present). He states that Sir Walter Gilbey is in possession of a painting by Stubbs of the first zebra introduced into England, and that he is hoping to send him a photograph of the painting.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from William Bernhard Tegetmeier, 04 May 1897
Tegetmeier writes that he encloses a photograph (not present) of Sir Walter Gilbey's picture by George Stubbs of the first zebra introduced into England. He hopes to receive early news of Ewart's experiments in telegony. He also offers to show him a photograph of the hind quarters of five Burchell zebras in a stable.
Pata scroll illustrating the Indian career of the botanist William Roxburgh
Watercolour of Desmodium sp., Dalhousie, September 1862
Watercolour of Desmodium species, Dalhousie, September 1862.
Watercolour painting, mid 19th century
Watercolour annotated "Timber Slide in Pundbun on Vhumie ka koh, Bara Bansu".