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Peter Welling, Two girls
Confused about the colour in this daguerrotype? The artist hand coloured the surface of the silver plate with dry paint to emphasise the relationship between the two girls, who are presumably sisters, wearing the same dress in the same material and coral necklaces.
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Moonlight Seascape 'The Moon Is Up And Yet It Is Not Night' James Cassie
The various operations of alchemy, Domenico Beccafumi
Kanagawa, Utagawa Hiroshige
Windblown, Heinrich Kühn
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Getting Close to a Rembrandt Print
This print is one of the works we have recently digitised from the Scottish National Gallery Print room. When the image was being quality checked, this small detail came to light. Perfect for #zoommw today!
Thomas Crawford Hamilton, Scottish National Portrait Gallery (exterior views)
Todays #MuseumWeek theme is #architectureMW and we’re looking at one of Edinburgh’s most iconic buildings, the Scottish National Portrait Gallery. Designed by Scottish architect Robert Rowand Anderson, the neo-gothic building was modelled on the Doge’s Palace in Venice. It first opened its doors to the public in 1889, becoming the first purpose built portrait gallery in the world. Today, it houses the Scottish national collection of portraiture and photography, along with one of the digitisation studios that the Skills for the Future Trainees get to work in.
John Adamson or Thomas Rodger, Esther Adamson with rabbit
