Tulleveolan, engraving by William Miller after Leitch, from Eight Engravings in Illustration of Waverley 1865

"Tully-veolan" is an 1865 engraving by William Miller after the original artwork by William Leighton Leitch. This artwork depicts a serene landscape scene, with a tower in the distance and a small building nestled amongst the trees. The detailed engraving captures the textures of the trees and the rocks, showcasing Leitch's skill in depicting nature. The artwork is a part of a series of eight engravings illustrating Sir Walter Scott's novel "Waverley," suggesting a connection to the historical setting and characters of the novel. This engraving is likely a popular example of the Romantic era in art, showcasing the appreciation for nature and the picturesque.