BY SCOTTISH ARTISTS, ILLUSTRATING HISTORICAL
EVENTS, OR THE WAVERLEY NOVELS.

III. LANDSCAPE ILLUSTRATIONS TO SCOTT'S POEMS AND

NOVELS.

IV. DRAWINGS AND ENGRAVINGS ILLUSTRATIVE OF SCOTT'S

WORKS.

V. ODDS AND ENDS; INCLUDING SOME PERSONAL RELICS.

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I. PORTRAITS OF HISTORICAL PERSONAGES.

419. KING JAMES THE FOURTH, KING OF SCOTLAND. On Canvas.

Lent by

SIR WILLIAM STIRLING Maxwell, Bart.

3 ft. 13× 2 ft.

Artist. DANIEL MYTENS.

Born 1472. Slain at Flodden in September 1513.
*This Portrait, representing the King with a hawk on his hand, is engraved in
Pinkerton's Iconographia Scotica, 1797. It appears to have belonged to King
Charles I., from the description given in the Catalogue of the King's pictures,
as "done after an ancient water-coloured piece, by DANIEL MYTENS," who
flourished in the reign of James I. of England. It afterwards (about 1799) was
purchased by the Earl of Buchan, and when his Lordship's collection was sold
by auction at Edinburgh, a few years ago, it was secured by the present
proprietor.

420. ELIZABETH QUEEN OF ENGLAND. Crowned. In a rich ornamental

dress. On Panel.

DAVID LAING, Esq.

113 in. × 93 in.

MARK GERARD (?)

Born 1533. Died 1603.

Of this Portrait, or a repetition, there is an old engraving in a French "History of the Netherlands," probably one of the editions of Meteren, about 1606, marked "Crispiaen vandenqueboeren Sculp. H. Iacobsen exc."

421. MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. On Panel.

JAMES T. GIBSON CRAIG, ESQ.

Born 1542. Beheaded 1587.

422. KING JAMES THE SIXTH. On Panel. JAMES T. GIBSON CRAIG, ESQ.

12 in. x 10 in. UNKNOWN.

1 ft. 4 in. × 1 ft. 1 in. UNKNOWN.

Born 1566. Crowned King of Scotland 1567. Succeeded to the Crown of England 1603. Died 1625.

423. ANNE OF DENMARK, Wife of James VI. On Panel. The companion 1 ft. 4 in. × 1 ft. 1 in. UNKNOWN.

Portrait.

JAMES T. GIBSON CRAIG, ESQ.

Born 1574. Married 1589. Died 1618-9.

424. CHARLES PRINCE OF WALES, afterwards King Charles the First.

JAMES T. GIBSON CRAIG, ESQ.

Born 1600. Crowned 1625. Beheaded 1649.

9 in. x 7 in.

HONTHORST.

425. JAMES FREDERICK EDWARD STUART, Chevalier de St. George.

Lent by

SIR WILLIAM STIRLING MAXWELL, Bart.

Born 1688. Died 1766.

2 ft. 11 in. x 2 ft. 3 in.

32 Artist. UNKNOWN.

426. JAMES FREDERICK EDWARD STUART, Chevalier de St. George.

THE EARL OF BREADALBANE.

427. PRINCE CHARLES EDWARD STUART.

THE EARL OF BREADALBANE.

Born 1720. Died 1778.

428. PRINCE CHARLES EDWARD STUART. SIR WILLIAM STIRLING MAXWELL, BART.

2 ft. I in. x I ft. 7 in. UNKNOWN.

2 ft. I in. x I ft. 7 in. DOMINICO DUPRA.

2 ft. 4 in. x 1 ft. 11 in. DOMINICO DUPRA.

429. PRINCE CHARLES EDWARD STUART. Miniature, to which is attached "The Highlander Ribbon." This pattern of Ribbon is said to have been made for the Prince at Lyons.

This Picture, attributed to Scougal, was engraved in 1743 by Jo. and Chas. Esplens.

(See No. 444.)

433. JAMES GRAHAM, Marquis of Montrose.

THE EARL OF DALHOUSIE.

Born 1612. Died 1650.

Napier, Esq.

3 ft. 5 in. x 2 ft. 5 in.

HONTHORST.

Engraved by James Faed for the Memoirs of the Marquis of Montrose, by Mark

434. JAMES GRAHAM, Marquis of Montrose.

LADY COLQUHOUN.

Engraved by Robert C. Bell for Mr. Napier's work. 435. JOHN GRAHAM of Claverhouse, Viscount Dundee.

LADY ELIZABETH-JANE LESLIE-MELVILLE Cartwright.

Born 1643. Died 1689.

2 ft. 4 in. x 2 ft. GEORGE JAMESONE.

2 ft. 4 in. x 2 ft. 0 in.

UNKNOWN.

Engraved by T. G. Flowers for The Life and Times of John Graham of Claverhouse,

by Mark Napier.

436. JOHN GRAHAM of Claverhouse.

Lent by

EARL OF STRATHMORE.

4 ft. x 3 ft. 3 in. Artist.

SIR GODFREY KNELLER.

Engraved for Lodge's Portraits of Illustrious Personages of Great Britain; Napier's
Life of Claverhouse, and for other works.

HISTORICAL AND OTHER ENGRAVED PORTRAITS.

437. ELIZABETA, D. G. Angliæ, Franciæ, Hiberniæ, et Verginiæ Regina. Fidei Unicum Propugnaculum.

In honorem Serenissimæ Suæ Majestatis hanc effigiem fieri curabat Joannes
Woutnelius belga. Anno 1595-

SIR W. STIRLING MAXWELL, Bart.

This beautiful print represents the Queen standing full-length, the globe in one hand, a sceptre in the other. A pillar at each side of the picture, and a table at her right hand, on which is an open book. There are also two verses of poetry.

438. MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS.

DAVID LAING, Esq. Also Nos. 439 to 444, and 446.

** The Portrait is in an oval, surrounded by emblematic figures, and a representation of the beheading of the Queen, with another scene in which the executioner is holding up her head. Above is a crowned shield, impaled with the arms of France and Scotland. This rare print, which has no engraver's name nor date, is attributed by Prince A. Labanoff to Jerome Wierix, who died in 1608. The date was probably 1588. Underneath are twenty lines of Latin verse, beginning "En tibi magnanima spirantia Principis ora," signed "G. C. Scotus." These lines are given in Labanoff's Catalogue, p. 192, but he omits to state that the author was George Crichton, a native of Edinburgh, who became Regius Professor of Greek in the University of Paris. He was author of numerous Latin tracts, from 1583 to 1610; and died at Paris 1611, aged 56.

439. SERENISSIMA MARIA REGINA IACOB. MAG. BRIT. REG. MATER.—The most excellent Princesse MARY QUEENE OF SCOTLAND AND DOWAGER OF FRANCE, Mother to oure Soueraigne lord James of greate Britaine, France, and Ireland King.

R. ELSTRACK, sculpsit. Are to be sold by Compton Holland ouer against the
Exchange.

440. JACOBUS VI. Scotia Rex, et Primus eo Nomine Angliæ, Franciæ, et Hiberniæ maximo applausu electus Rex, etc.

Ampliss. etc. D. Philippo d'Ayala, etc. P. de Judeis, Antwerp. D.D.

The picture is a head size; on the right side is a crowned shield of the Arms of
Great Britain and France; and opposite "A° 1603. Aetatis suæ 37."