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St. Andrew's Castle.
AR9112119 
St. Mary's College, St. Andrews. General view, looking west across North Street towards the College Church of St Salvator.
AR9112115 
'Linlithgow is excelling.' Linlithgow Palace wall. Close view of niches and sculptural detail above the main entrance.
AR9112120 
John Knox's House, Edingburgh. View looking along the High Street towards the house.
AR9112104 
James Aytoun. Half-length seated portrait in left profile, seated at a table holding a quill pen.
AR9112033 
Mrs. Rigby. Full-length seated portrait, looking off to the left, of Elizabeth Rigby (1809-1893), later Lady Eastlake.
AR9112048 
David Octavius Hill. Head-and-shoulders left profile portrait of David Octavius Hill (1802-1870)
AR9112161 
Half-length seated portrait, in right profile, of the sculptor John Henning (1771-1851)
AR9112028 
The Dredging Sans, Newhaven. Unidentified group of women carrying washing.
AR9112155 
Byrne ??? The Irish Harper. Full-length portrait, in right profile, of the blind Irish harpist Patrick Byrne, seated playing the harp.
AR9112064 
My sister Mary, Mrs. Watson. Half-length portrait, looking to the left and holding a book in her right hand, of David Octavius Hill's sister, Mary Watson.
AR9112045 
Rev. Jabes [sic, for Jabez] Bunting, D.D. Half-length seated portrait of the Rev. Dr. Jabez Bunting (1779-1858)
AR9112160 
Miss Munro. Three-quarter length seated portrait of Justine Monro (later Gallie), looking down and slightly to the right, her left hand raised to her cheek.
AR9112054 
Newhaven Fisherwomen. Waiting for the Boats. Group of Mrs Logan and two unidentified woman, pose with their wicker baskets.
AR9112146 
Revd. Dr. John Brown. Three-quarter length seated portrait of the Rev. Dr. John Brown (1784-1858), seated at a table, looking off to the right, with a book held in his right hand.
AR9112040 
Finlay of Colonsay. Three-quarter length seated portrait of the deerstalker Finlay, looking off to the left. The sitter wears a tartan tunic and holds a deerstalking telescope in his lap.
AR9112052 
Julieta, a study (Elizabeth Rigby, later Lady Elizabeth Eastlake). Full-length seated portrait, the sitter either sleeping or gazing downwards, wearing a large cross hanging from a necklace.
AR9112081 
Lady Eastlake. Three-quarter length seated portrait of Elizabeth Rigby (1809-1893), later Lady Eastlake, her head resting on her left hand and looking downwards.
AR9112041 
A Love Reverie, Newhaven. Full-length seated portrait of a fisherwoman, with a wicker basket on the ground beside her. Identified as Jeanie Wilson.
AR9112136 
Three-quarter length seated portrait of the sculptor Alexander Handyside Ritchie (1804-1870), looking off to the right.
AR9112025 
Roslin. View of a window in the upper storey of Roslin Chapel, with an unidentified man seated in the left foreground. 
Roslin. View of a window in the upper storey of Roslin Chapel, with an unidentified man seated in the left foreground, From a volume of calotype images and portraits. Early photographic technique also called Talbotype. Dating from 1849. David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson. 
Unique Identifier AR9112122 
Type Image 
Purpose Public 
Size 4134px × 5904px 
Photo Credit © British Library Board / Robana / Art Resource, NY 
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