Drawings. Visual works.
Found in 1029 Collections and/or Records:
Printed papers in legal cases with which Sir Walter Scott was apparently associated, with a few autograph notes of Scott and others and two slight drawings of buildings., 1782-1801.
At the end of the papers in the case of the Reverend John McNaught, Minister of Girthon, for whom Sir Walter Scott pleaded (see J G Lockhart’s ‘Memoirs of the life of Sir Walter Scott’, chapter vii), are manuscript copies of offending songs by McNaught.
Production files of 'The incredible Brechin beetle bug' by Matt McGinn., 1986-1987, undated.
Includes material concerning productions, administration and publicity.
Research of Duncan Glen, including press cuttings, newspapers and periodicals, relating to Hugh MacDiarmid., 1958-1967, undated.
Includes manuscripts and corrected typescripts of poems, articles, reviews and essays, and includes critical work on Hugh MacDiamrid.
[River Clyde and land around Lampits and Eastfield.] Drawing number 1. Parish of Carnwath., 1848.
‘Roll book for the use of John Clerk, Esqr., Advocate', afterwards Lord Eldin, giving cases on which he was engaged., 1788-1791.
On folio 29 verso are drawings of figures.
Scrap-book, containing caricatures, some dated 1813, and other drawings, chiefly by John Gibson Lockhart, engravings, etchings, lithographs, etc., 1813-1857, undated.
Scrapbook containing a water-colour painting of primulas, a poem entitled 'Lines to Agnes' by 'B.W.', and scraps of paper bearing designs of flowers and birds, apparently of French origin., ?19th century-?early 20th century.
The watercolour painting is on folio 14.
Scrapbook of Margaret Anna Dalrymple, Lady Newhailes, with an decorative oriental celluloid cover., 1911.
The scrapbook contains cheifly printed pictures of places, animals, and the people of Japan, with several folios of photographs and printed pictures of California.
Scrapbooks of Margaret Anna Dalrymple, Lady Newhailes, wife of Sir David Charles Herbert Dalrymple, 2nd Baronet of Newhailes., 1898-1911.
'Scraps given by the old familiars of John A. and Edith J. Hipkins. Collected by the survivor.’, Late 19th century-early 20th century.
The scrap-book contains a painting and woodcuts by Joseph Crawhall (given to John A Hipkins by Charles Keene); original drawings by Birket Foster, Harrison Weir, Lawrence Alma-Tadema, J F Sullivan, John A Hipkins himself, and others; a painting by Edith J Hipkins (page 64); illustrations cut out of Punch and other reproductions; and Valentines, letters, etc., addressed to Miss Hipkins.