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A scrapbook of ephemera, news cuttings and photographs, containing information and illustrations of pipers and bagpipes mainly in Scotland, Ireland and Northumberland. Most of the material bears no date, but some items are dated 1929-1932. A copy of James Robertson's 'The Highland Bagpipe' is thought to date from [ca. 1935]. Among the photographs are some of Gilbert Askew himself holding Highland and Northumbrian pipes respectively.

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Album contains 43 colour photographs of botanical paintings completed by Lucinda Mackay between circa 1987-circa 2007.

Scope and Contents Album contains 40 colour photographs of paintings completed by the artist Lucinda Mackay in 2015 as part of the exhibition, Fringe Benefits, held at The Torrance Gallery, Edinburgh between 29 August-12 September 2015. Photographed paintings in this album include: 1. Glacial Grace2. Bringing Accord3. Enticing Verminology4. Curl Up and Spy5. Cold Comfort Charm6. Ape Gape Agape7. Face Look...

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Album contains 37 colour photographs of paintings completed by Lucinda Mackay between circa 1981-2000. Notable painting subjects include visits to Lake Como and Venice, Italy; Scottish landscapes and cityscapes; and the interior of the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.

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Album contains 35 colour photographs of paintings completed by Lucinda Mackay between 1967 and 1974. The majority of the 'mini paintings' have been photographed by Michael Barry. The identity of the photographer of the two concluding London studies is unknown. Album also contains an exhibition guide for the 'Mini Paintings' exhibition held at the Ian Clarkson Gallery in Edinburgh between 25 November-8 December 1967; and a copy of the artist's curriculum vitae, dated December 2003.

Scope and Contents Display folder contains 23 colour photographs and prints of paintings completed by the artist Lucinda Mackay between 1983-2015. The concluding 7 photographs depict paintings shown as part of the Fringe Benefits exhibition, at the Torrance Gallery, 29 August-12 September 2015. Photographed paintings in this album include: 1. Drawing in bed (2002)2. Taking a shower (2002)3. Painting in the bath (1999)...

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Display folder contains 12 photographs and prints of botanical watercolour paintings completed by Lucinda Mackay as part of a course undertaken at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh in 2001. Each photograph is titled with the type of plant depicted. Photographer is the late Jack Mackenzie.

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Album contains 38 colour photographs and prints of paintings completed by Lucinda Mackay between 1962-2013. Notable subjects include Major Hume Sleigh, Mackay's first painting commission in circa 1967; singer Ian Caddy; Professor Peter Higgs, Nobel Laureate; Mrs. Tara MacTaggart; Mrs Mollie Marcellino, first female president of the Edinburgh Scottish Arts Club; Professor Geoffrey Boulton; Professor Sir Timothy O'Shea; and the late Professor Christopher Curtis.

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Album contains 45 colour photographs of paintings completed by the artist Lucinda Mackay between circa 1970 and circa 2011. Notable subjects include the opera singer Ian Caddy.

Scope and Contents Display folder contains 84 colour photographs and prints of paintings and drawings completed by the artist Lucinda Mackay between 1971-2017. Photographed artworks in this folder include: 1. Head of Aphrodite (1998)2. Self portrait in a lace collar (1982)3. Sheriff Isobel Anne Poole (1998)4. Portrait of a Linguist (1964)5. Portrait of a Friend with red hair (1996)6. Portrait of the late Alan Bold, poet...

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Album contains 49 colour photographs and prints of paintings completed by Lucinda Mackay between circa 1971-2002. Notable subjects include Professor David Daiches and his brother Lionel Daiches QC; Professor Duncan Macmillan; Dr. Emre Araci; Professor Peter Higgs; Ian Caddy; Professor John Erickson; and Dr. David Munro; cityscapes of Edinburgh and Venice; and botanical paintings.

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Display folder contains 40 photographs of paintings and one ceramic bowl completed by the artist Lucinda Mackay between circa 1978-2011. Notable painting subjects include the Edinburgh University String Orchestra; Edinburgh cityscapes and country scenes; and author Mr. Roddy Martine. Folder also includes a photograph of a handmade ceramic bowl created by Mackay in circa 1981.

Scope and Contents Album contains 80 colour photographs and prints of paintings and drawings completed by the artist Lucinda Mackay between 1972-2015. The concluding 25 photographs depict paintings shown as part of the Fringe Benefits exhibition, at the Torrance Gallery, 29 August-12 September 2015. Photographed paintings in this album include: 1. Bored Meeting (1997), also accompanied by a colour negative and photographic slide 2. The Scotsman offices (1997)...

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Album contains 31 colour photographs and prints of paintings completed by the artist Lucinda Mackay between the early 1970s and circa 2013, with 16 relating specifically to time spent in Venice, Italy in 2007. Notable subjects include Dr. Emre Araci, Edinburgh.

Scope and Contents This file contains letters, emails, and notes regarding the publication of an article in the University of Edinburgh Graduates' Association Journal by Lucinda Mackay, recalling a student trip to Turkey in 1964 as part of her degree thesis research. (University of Edinburgh Journal, Volume 46: Number 3, June 2014) Also includes typescript drafts of the article and two photographs of Dr. Anthony Matthews and Ian Dickson who accompanied Mackay on the trip. The journal is also present with the...

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Contains: membership lists; annual competition rules; exhibition checklists; printed pamphlets; and 10 unmounted photographs.

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The album contains poetry, prose extracts, drawings, painting, and photographs by various artists. Many of the entries relate to Edinburgh, including to Moray House.

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Album contains colour photographs of scalpel bas relief paintings, sculptures, and continuous line paintings. Photographs also include social snaps of exhibition events with Edith Simon and guests. A manuscript cover page at the beginning outlines the exhibitions represented. These include 'Edith Simon Once Again' (2000); 'Edith Simon Come Again' (2001); and 'Edith Simon Memorial Exhibition' (2003). 'Boys' at Chessel Gallery (2000) is listed but not included amongst the photographs.

Scope and Contents File contains monotone and colour photographs by Antonia Reeve of various sculptures by Edith Simon. The majority of photographs feature titles and measurements. Some sculptures appear in situ in outdoor spaces, whilst others are internal studio stagings. Folder also includes a photograph of a rope sculpture by Simon, 'Horse'; a photograph of Edith meeting Queen Elizabeth II at the unveiling of her work 'Runners' at Lammermuir House, Dunbar, in 1986; and a photocopy of the original folder...

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Includes manuscripts, corrected typescripts, and proofs of poems, short stories, articles and reviews, together with editorial correspondence.

Scope and Contents From the Record Group:

Includes manuscripts, corrected typescripts, and proofs of poems, short stories, articles and reviews, together with editorial correspondence.

Scope and Contents From the Record Group:

Includes manuscripts, corrected typescripts, and proofs of poems, short stories, articles and reviews, together with editorial correspondence.

Scope and Contents From the Record Group:

Includes manuscripts, corrected typescripts, and proofs of poems, short stories, articles and reviews, together with editorial correspondence.

Scope and Contents From the Record Group:

Includes manuscripts, corrected typescripts, and proofs of poems, short stories, articles and reviews, together with editorial correspondence.

Scope and Contents From the Record Group:

Includes manuscripts, corrected typescripts, and proofs of poems, short stories, articles and reviews, together with editorial correspondence.