Photographs of Scottish scenery c. 1877

"Photographs of Scottish Scenery" is an album of photographs created by James Valentine around 1877, showcasing landscapes of Scotland. Valentine, a photographer appointed to Queen Victoria, was known for his high-quality photographic work. The album is now housed in the Rijksmuseum and consists of a selection of photographs of various Scottish locations, capturing the beauty of the country’s natural scenery. This album exemplifies Valentine’s skill and contribution to the development of photography as an art form.