Aikman Collection
"Aikman: A Glimpse into the World of Art, Nature, and History" Step into a captivating journey through time as we explore the world of Aikman
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"Aikman: A Glimpse into the World of Art, Nature, and History" Step into a captivating journey through time as we explore the world of Aikman. From stunning hand-colored engravings to iconic Scottish figures, this collection is a feast for the eyes and mind. Immerse yourself in nature's beauty with the "Rough Legged Buzzard (Female)" engraving from 1841. Marvel at its majestic presence captured in intricate detail by skilled hands. And just beside it, discover the enchanting "Common Gallinule (Moorhen)" showcasing not only male and female but also their adorable young ones. Dive deep into the waters with the mesmerizing "Cormorant (of the first year). " Its graceful form emerges from beneath as if telling tales of underwater wonders. And don't miss out on witnessing nature's delicate balance through "Spotted Fly Catcher (Male and Female), Black Bird (Male and Female) and Spotted Fly Catcher (Young). " But Aikman's influence extends beyond art alone. Explore adverts that bear his name like Archibald Aikman & Co or Alexander Jamieson & Co. , offering glimpses into Edinburgh's vibrant business scene during that era. Delve further into Scotland's rich heritage with an advert boasting Old Scotch Whiskies – a testament to craftsmanship passed down generations. The architectural marvels depicted are equally awe-inspiring. Feast your eyes upon St. Peters - north flank elevation from 1889, meticulously brought to life by George Aikman himself. Feel transported back in time as you witness William Aikman capturing renowned figures such as John Campbell, Duke of Argyll and Greenwich, or Allan Ramsay, celebrated Scottish poet. And finally, be captivated by an unfinished study – "The Head of James Thomson" – created by none other than William Aikman himself.