Edinburgh. The Scott Monument by Hill and Adamson

Edinburgh. The Scott Monument 1843 - 1847

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tree

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landscape illustration sketch

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toned paper

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light pencil work

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pencil sketch

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etching

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ink drawing experimentation

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arch

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men

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watercolour illustration

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street

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fantasy sketch

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watercolor

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architecture

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environment sketch

"Edinburgh. The Scott Monument" is a calotype photograph by the Scottish partnership of Hill and Adamson, taken between 1843 and 1847. This image captures the iconic Scott Monument, a Gothic Revival structure dedicated to Sir Walter Scott, a prominent Scottish novelist and poet. The image is notable for its sharp detail and clarity, showcasing the monument in its urban context, with a street lined with buildings and horse-drawn carriages. The photograph highlights the emerging influence of photography in documenting architectural landmarks and urban landscapes during the mid-19th century.

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