⁨The Ballad⁩ (⁨William Hole⁩)

Artist	William Hole
Location	National Galleries Scotland
Copyright	Public Domain

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  National Galleries Scotland

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  • Processional Frieze in the Great Hall of the Scottish National Portrait Gallery

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    Year	1890s
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  • The Marriage Procession of James IV and Margaret Tudor Edinburgh A.D. 1503

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    Year	1898
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  • The Mission of St Columba to the Picts A.D. 563

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    Year	1898
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  • The Landing of St Margaret at Queensferry A.D. 1068

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    Year	1899
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  • The Good Deeds of King David I A.D. 1124 - 1153

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    Year	1899
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  • The Defeat of Haco King of Norway by Alexander III at Largs A.D. 1263

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    Year	1899
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  • The Battle of Stirling Bridge A.D. 1297

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    Year	1900
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  • Bannockburn A.D. 1314

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    Year	1900
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  • King James III presented to the Nobles by his Mother at the Siege of Roxburghe A.D. 1460

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    Year	1901
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  • The Pibroch

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  • The Ballad

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  City Art Centre

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  • After Flodden

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    Year	1880s
    Dimensions	146 cm × 190.8 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
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  • The Coronation of King James II at Holyrood, 1437

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    Year	1902
    Dimensions	235 cm × 252.8 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
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  • The Signing of the National Covenant in Greyfriars Churchyard, 1638

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    Year	1903
    Dimensions	218.4 cm × 254.1 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
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  • The State Entry of Queen Mary into Edinburgh, 1561

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    Year	1904
    Dimensions	182.8 cm × 252.8 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
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  • The Presentation of a Charter to the Burgesses of Edinburgh by King Robert the Bruce at Cardross, 1329

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    Year	1906
    Dimensions	168.9 cm × 248 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
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  • Queen Mary's First Farewell to Scotland, 1548

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    Year	1910
    Dimensions	182.9 cm × 134.6 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
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  • Queen Mary Brought Captive to Edinburgh from Carberry Hill, 1567

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    Year	1910
    Dimensions	182.8 cm × 134.6 cm
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  • News of the Accession of James VI to the Throne of England, 1603

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    Dimensions	161.3 cm × 134.6 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
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  • Prince Charles Edward Stuart in Edinburgh, 1745

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    Dimensions	160 cm × 127.5 cm
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  • News of Flodden

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  Royal Scottish Academy

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  • 'If thou had'st known'

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    Year	1885
    Dimensions	144.8 cm × 104.2 cm
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  Scottish National Portrait Gallery

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  • Saint Columba converting King Brude of the Picts to Christianity

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    Year	1899
    Genres	Religious Art
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  Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki

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  • The Cotters Saturday Night

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    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
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