Stereoscopic
Views
The Waverley Series |
Statue Gallery, Edinburgh
Royal Institution, now Royal Scottish
Academy, The Mound, Edinburgh
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Reproduced with acknowledgement to Allan Dodds, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire:
December 3, 2011
Stereo
Views |
The Waverley Series
Thank you to Allan Dodds for allowing me to reproduce this stereo view of the
Statue Gallery, Edinburgh, together with these views, also from the Waverley
Series:
John Knox House
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Wellington Statue
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Statue Gallery, Edinburgh
When I first saw the stereo view at
the top of this page, I wondered where Statue Gallery, Edinburgh was.
However, that question is answered
in the Reply 1 below. |
Reply
1.
Allan Dodds
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England |
Allan Dodds has been enquiring as to where the Statue Gallery might
have been in Edinburgh.
Allan writes: |
Statue Gallery
"I've just received this fascinating response
from , who wrote:
Royal Scottish Academy
"How interesting. I assume your slide presents a view of
The Statue Gallery in the Royal Institution (the building called the
Royal Scottish Academy since
1910 when there was a great re-shuffle or arts organizations in
Edinburgh).
This operated between the 1830s and 1910. It was a long,
corridor-like gallery with casts of figures down one side and casts of
reliefs (mostly) down the other.
It was open for copyists and students during the nineteenth
century and was especially an important facility for aspiring women
artists who had otherwise limited access to study facilities."
Joanna Soden, Collections Curator, Royal Scottish
Academy |
Allan Dodds: Nottingham,
Nottinghamshire, England: December 8, 2011 |
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