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    Here are a few more… unfortunately I don’t know much about them.


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    Robert
    Robert Amyot-MacKinnon

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    Thank you all for your contributions to a fine thread... very entertaining..

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    Rob Roy and the Baillie

    Quote Originally Posted by Ancienne Alliance View Post
    I'm not aware of the artist, although I believe the scene is from Kidnapped or Catriona (not sure if I'm on sold ground here) and probably depicts Allen Breck Stewart in Cluny Macpherson's cage. I think it's a great, schmaltzy, kind of painting and I'd love to have it over the mantle in my library!

    Heathfield-- Thanks for pointing out the correct title "Rob Roy and the Baillie". Now if I can only find a high resolution print...
    Last edited by MacMillan of Rathdown; 31st July 09 at 11:56 AM. Reason: correct info

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    Close. I have that painting in a book. It's called "For Better or Worse - Rob Roy and the Baillie", painted by John Watson Nicol in 1886.

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    Rob Roy and the Baillie

    Quote Originally Posted by Morris of Heathfield View Post
    Close. I have that painting in a book. It's called "For Better or Worse - Rob Roy and the Baillie", painted by John Watson Nicol in 1886.
    Thanks for setting me straight! What's the book, and (if you know) where is the original?

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    Quote Originally Posted by MacMillan of Rathdown View Post
    Thanks for setting me straight! What's the book, and (if you know) where is the original?
    The book is The Complete Book of Tartan. Its accuracy is a bit spotty in places, but it has some nice pictures. I'll have to scan and upload some of them when I get the time.

    The painting of Rob Roy is part of the Bridgeman Art Library. The original is owned by the Sheffield Galleries & Museums Trust, and is apparently housed in the Graves Gallery:

    Surrey Street
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ancienne Alliance View Post



    Here are a few more… unfortunately I don’t know much about them.


    Best,

    Robert
    I really like this pic. Especially the dogs. Also the drones on his right shoulder a la Rufus Harley, instead of the left.
    Gillmore of Clan Morrison

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