Scottish enlightenment posters & prints

Adam Smith, 1790 John Kay

Robert Kay, 1815 John Kay

Hamilton Bell carrying a Vintner's boy from Edinburgh to Musselburgh, 1792 John Kay

Petticoat Government, or the Gray mare is the Better Horse, 1795 John Kay

David Downie, 1794 John Kay

Francis Hutcheson, c.1740-45 Allan Ramsay

Francis Hutcheson Allan Ramsay

Captain Dalrymple and Penelope Macdonald, 1787 John Kay

A Whim or a visit to the Mud Bridge, 1786 John Kay

Dr John Brown, 1786 John Kay

Portrait of David Hume David Martin

The Great and the Small are there, c.1797 John Kay

Citizen M.C.Browne, 1794 John Kay

A New Way of Preserving Heath and Beauty, 1786 English School

An Eminent Judge of Broom Besoms!! 1805 John Kay

Progress of Enlightenment, 1819 Gottfried or Godefroy Engelmann

The General Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland David Allan

Stirling, from Abbey Craig Anonymous

Part of a letter from Dr William Robertson concerning his History of Scotland William Robertson

Scottish Presbyterians in a Country Parish Church, the Sermon, from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy Anonymous

Swords of Scottish Heroes Exhibited at the Laying of the Foundation Stone of the Wallace Monument at Stirling Anonymous

Interior of St Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall, Orkney, Scotland Thomas Kent

The Flag of St Andrew for Scotland Anonymous

The Bass Rock, Scotland, c.1833-35 John Sell Cotman

Findhorn Backwater, Moray Firth, Scotland, 1886 Alexander Mann

Loch Awe, Argyllshire Alexander Nasmyth

The General Assembly of the Church of Scotland as in 1783 T Brown

The Regalia of Scotland, Edinburgh Castle Anonymous

A View of Loch Lomond near Inversnaid, Scotland Alfred de Breanski

Robert Louis Stevenson, Scottish author Anonymous

The Scottish Gathering At Stamford Bridge: Tossing The Caber, 1881 Anonymous

The Queen's Visit to the Scottish Border: Her Majesty at Melrose Abbey UK 1867 Anonymous

John Leslie, Scottish natural philosopher and physicist, 19th century Unknown

James Watt (1736-1819). Scottish inventor. Colored engraving. Anonymous

Map of Scotland, c.1700 R. Gordon

Rev Dr John Macdonald Hill & Adamson