Scott Sir Walter Collection

"The Escape", by R. Beavis, from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy, 1864. Creator: W Thomas
"The Escape", by R. Beavis, from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy, 1864. Engraving of a painting depicting a '...chivalric and important personage - a [Scottish] Border chieftain

Goodwood Races - "The Lay of the Last Minstrel", 1858. Creator: Unknown
Goodwood Races - "The Lay of the Last Minstrel", 1858. Horse-racing trophy...manufactured at the establishment of Messrs. Garrard, of the Haymarket...It is modelled by Mr

The Empress Eugenie in Sir Walter Scott's study at Abbotsford, 1860. Creator: Unknown
The Empress Eugenie in Sir Walter Scott's study at Abbotsford, 1860. Whilst the Empress was in Scotland she visited Abbotsford

The Ascot Race Plate: the Gold Vase - the White Doe of Rilstone alluring Thomas the Rhymer into Fair Creator: Unknown
The Ascot Race Plate: the Gold Vase - the White Doe of Rilstone alluring Thomas the Rhymer into Fairyland, 1856. Trophy which...illustrates the legend which Sir Walter Scott has made popular

Sir Walter Scott Bart, 1826. Creator: William Walker
Sir Walter Scott Bart, 1826

Scene from "Ivanhoe", at the Haymarket Theatre, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Scene from "Ivanhoe", at the Haymarket Theatre, [London], 1850....the scene in which the "Maid of Judah" threatens to throw herself from the battlements of the Templar's

"Galliotti, the Astrologer, shewing Louis XI. the First Specimen of Printing"... 1850. Creator: W. T. Green
Exhibition of the National Institution - No. 45. "Galliotti, the Astrologer, shewing Louis XI. the First Specimen of Printing" - painted by R. S. Lauder, R.S.A. 1850

Quentin Durward and the Disguised Louis XI (recto); Study of male figure (verso), 1825 or 1826

Stage Design for Heart of Midlothian; Deans Cottage, ca. 1819. Written by Sir Walter Scott

Prize plate, 1844. Creator: Unknown
Prize plate, 1844. Horseracing trophy given as a prize at Goodwood Racecourse:manufactured by Messrs. Garrard, of the Haymarket, after designs and models by Mr. Cockerell

The Waverley Ball, 1844. Creator: Unknown
The Waverley Ball, 1844. Costume ball held at Williss Rooms, King St, St James s, London:The object of this truly superb ball

Scene from "My Aunt Margarets Mirror"(Keepsake Story by Sir Walter Scott), ca
Scene from " My Aunt Margarets Mirror" (Keepsake Story by Sir Walter Scott), ca. 1828

The Pardon Refused (from Sir Walter Scotts "Kenilworth"), ca. 1826-29
The Pardon Refused (from Sir Walter Scotts " Kenilworth" ), ca. 1826-29

William Borthwick Johnstone, William Leighton Leitch and David Scott as " The Monks of Kennaquhair" from Sir Walter Scotts " The Abbott", 1843-47

Edinburgh. The Scott Monument, 1843-47. Creators: David Octavius Hill, Robert Adamson
Edinburgh. The Scott Monument, 1843-47

John Henning as Edie Ochiltree from Sir Walter Scotts The Antiquary, 1843-47
John Henning as Edie Ochiltree from Sir Walter Scotts " The Antiquary", 1843-47

The Tomb of Sir Walter Scott, in Dryburgh Abbey, 1844. Creator: William Henry Fox Talbot
The Tomb of Sir Walter Scott, in Dryburgh Abbey, 1844

Scott Monument before Completion, Edinburgh, 1844. Creator: William Henry Fox Talbot
Scott Monument before Completion, Edinburgh, 1844

National Gallery, Scott Monument and Princes Street, from Castle. Edinburgh, Scotland, c1930s. Scottish National Gallery and Victorian Gothic monument to Scottish author Sir Walter Scott in Princes

Archway, Kenilworth Castle, c1870. Kenilworth Castle was a ruin during the 18th and 19th centuries used as a farm popularised in Victorian imagination by Sir Walter Scott

Abbotsford, c1870. Historic country house in the Scottish Borders on the River Tweed and former residence of novelist and poet

Oban, 1898. Creator: Unknown
Oban, 1898. Oban on the Firth of Lorn grew up around the distillery founded in 1794, Sir Walter Scott visited in 1814, . From " Our Own Country, Volume V"

Abbotsford, from the River, 1898. Creator: Unknown
Abbotsford, from the River, 1898. Abbotsford country house in the Scottish Borders on the south bank of the River Tweed, former residence of novelist and poet, Sir Walter Scott

Abbotsford, Home of Sir Walter Scott, Scotland, 1896. Creator: Works and Sun Sculpture Studios
Abbotsford, Home of Sir Walter Scott, Scotland, 1896. From " Underwood and Underwood Publishers, New York-London-Toroto Canada-Ottawa Kansas."

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"Scott Sir Walter: A Literary Legacy and Cultural Icon" Sir Walter Scott, a renowned Scottish novelist and poet, left an indelible mark on literature and culture. His works captivated readers with their vivid storytelling and historical accuracy. From his novel "Quentin Durward" to the intriguing portrayal of Louis XI in "Disguised Louis XI, " Scott's literary prowess was unmatched. Not only did he excel in writing, but Scott also showcased his artistic talent through stage design. The enchanting "Stage Design for Heart of Midlothian; Deans Cottage" transports viewers into the heart of 19th-century Scotland, immersing them in its rich history. The influence of Sir Walter Scott extended beyond his own creations. The captivating "Waverley Ball, " a visual representation of one of his novels, demonstrates how his stories inspired others to celebrate Scottish heritage through art. Scott's impact reached even further as evidenced by adaptations like "My Aunt Margaret's Mirror. " This keepsake story brought joy to countless readers who were enchanted by its magical allure. In addition to being a celebrated writer, Sir Walter Scott was immortalized through portraiture. William Borthwick Johnstone, William Leighton Leitch, and David Scott embodied characters from his works with remarkable authenticity. Edinburgh proudly boasts the majestic Scott Monument - a towering tribute created by David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson. Its grandeur stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of this literary giant. One cannot overlook the talented actors who brought Sir Walter Scott's characters to life on stage. John Henning's portrayal of Edie Ochiltree from "The Antiquary" captured hearts with its charm and authenticity. Even in death, Sir Walter Scott continues to be revered. The tranquil beauty of Dryburgh Abbey houses his final resting place - The Tomb of Sir Walter Scott - an eternal homage crafted by William Henry Fox Talbot.