Mar's Work, Stirling. No. 2 1907

David Young Cameron's 1907 etching, "Mar's Work, Stirling. No. 2", depicts a detailed view of the architectural grandeur of Stirling Castle. The artist's mastery of etching is evident in the intricate lines that create a sense of depth and texture, bringing the stonework to life. The central archway leads the eye into the castle's interior, while the surrounding decorative elements, including sculpted figures and coats of arms, showcase the building's rich history. This artwork, now part of the Art Institute of Chicago collection, is a testament to Cameron's ability to capture the essence of historical architecture through the medium of printmaking.