Name Activity 2 discussions, 10 comments I am commenting in an individual capacity Recent discussions and comments Photo credit: : National Trust for Scotland, Culloden Battlefield & Visitor Centre Other Dress and Textiles, Portraits: British 18th C, Scotland: Artists and Subjects 28 comments Forward Who is this Jacobite lady dressed in Murray tartan? Photo credit: : National Trust for Scotland, Drum Castle, Garden & Estate Subject or sitter Dress and Textiles, Portraits: British 18th C, Portraits: British 19th C, Scotland: Artists and Subjects 14 comments Which Lord Troup is this? Can it be dated from the sitter's plaid? Following British 18th C, except portraits The March of the Guards to Finchley, (detail), 1749–1750, oil on canvas by William Hogarth (1697–1764) Photo credit: : The Foundling Museum Dress and Textiles Elizabeth I (1533–1603): The Pelican Portrait, (detail), c.1573–1575, oil on panel, attributed to Nicholas Hilliard (1547–1619) Photo credit: : National Museums Liverpool Scotland: Artists and Subjects Loch Maree, Highlands, (detail), oil on canvas by David Young Cameron (1865–1945) Photo credit: : Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums Collections
Photo credit: : National Trust for Scotland, Culloden Battlefield & Visitor Centre Other Dress and Textiles, Portraits: British 18th C, Scotland: Artists and Subjects 28 comments Forward Who is this Jacobite lady dressed in Murray tartan?
Photo credit: : National Trust for Scotland, Drum Castle, Garden & Estate Subject or sitter Dress and Textiles, Portraits: British 18th C, Portraits: British 19th C, Scotland: Artists and Subjects 14 comments Which Lord Troup is this? Can it be dated from the sitter's plaid?
