(218) Blaikie.SNPG.19.8 - Agreeable Contrast
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| Jacobite prints and broadsides > (218) Blaikie.SNPG.19.8 - Agreeable Contrast |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/75241520 |
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| Description | 10 1/4x 6 1/8 A Picture of Duke of Cumberland standing with an elephant and a young woman and on ther other side a man with a greyhound and a young woman in taran dress. Trees and a large classical styled building are in the background. Handwritten text on the page: "Shews that a Grehound is more agreeable than an Elephant, & a Genteel personage more agreeably Pleasing than a Clumsey one, a Country Lass is better than a town trollop and that Flora was better pleased than Fanny to be had of the author in Bromley Street" |
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| Description | Illustrations of people and events relating to the Jacobite Rebellions in Scottish history (1715 and 1745-46). Also includes portraits of Mary Stuart and earlier Scottish monarchs, and broadsides. Collected by Walter Blaikie. Material stored at the National Galleries of Scotland. |
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| Shelfmark | Blaikie.SNPG |
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