Frieze panel1, Great Hall, Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Running along the first-floor ambulatory of the Great Hall is a painted frieze by the nineteenth-century artist William Hole. In reverse chronological order it ...
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Running along the first-floor ambulatory of the Great Hall is a painted frieze by the nineteenth-century artist William Hole. In reverse chronological order it depicts famous people from Scottish history including Robert Burns, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Mary Queen of Scots and many more.
To the left of the Goddess, and running counterclockwise in chronological order, panel by panel, are famous people of Scotland. On this panel (left) are depicted Picts, Celts and Romans. Choose next image for following panel
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To the left of the Goddess, and running counterclockwise in chronological order, panel by panel, are famous people of Scotland. On this panel (left) are depicted Picts, Celts and Romans. Choose next image for following panel
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