Photographic copies of rubbings of early medieval sculpture
551 249/700
Description Photographic copies of rubbings of early medieval sculpture
Date c. 1890 to 1903
Collection Records of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland
Catalogue Number 551 249/700
Category All Other
Scope and Content The collection comprises glass negatives of rubbings of early medieval sculpture in Scotland and the Isle of Man taken by J Romilly Allen in the course of fieldwork during the preparation of the The Early Christian Monuments of Scotland
Accession Number 2012/85
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> Group Level (551 249/700) Photographic copies of rubbings of early medieval sculpture
| Preview | Category | Catalogue Number | Title | Date | Level |
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| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72537 | Photographic copy of two rubbings. The right rubbing shows detail from the Percylieu Stone or Hillhead of Clatt Pictish symbol stone, Leith Hall, Aberdeenshire. The left rubbing shows detail of a Pictish symbol stone, Arndilly House, Moray. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72538 | Photographic copy of two rubbings showing the upper side interlacing details from the face of the Hilton of Cadboll Pictish symbol stone, originally from Hilton of Cadboll, now in the National Museums of Scotland. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72620 | Photographic copy of five rubbings. The upper and bottom right rubbings show a cross slab in St Serf's Church, Dunning and the middle rubbing shows the Winwick cross in St Oswald Church, Cheshire. The other two stones has not been identified. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72621 | Photographic copy of five rubbings. The middle right rubbing shows details of a cross slab in St Serf's Church, Dunning and the remaining rubbings shows details of a cross slab from Rothesay Castle, now in Bute Museum. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72557 | Photographic copy of rubbing showing face detail of Rhynie no.5 Pictish symbol stone, St. Luag's Churchyard, Rhynie. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72559 | Photographic copy of two rubbings showing details from the face of Hilton of Cadboll Pictish symbol stone. Originally from Hilton of Cadboll, Highland, now in the National Museums of Scotland. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72561 | Photographic copy of rubbing showing detail from face of Kintore no.1 Pictish symbol stone. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72583 | Photographic copy of rubbing showing lower detail of inscribed carved stone with Ogam and Latin inscriptions, from St David's Church, Trallwng (Trallong), Breconshire, Wales. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72584 | Photographic copy of two rubbings of inscribed carved stones. The right rubbing shows detail of the side of 'The Cross of Moridic', from Llanhamlach, Wales. The left rubbing shows the upper detail of face of 'The Cross of Briamail', from St Maelog's Church, Llandefaelog Fach, Wales. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72586 | Photographic copy of rubbing showing upper detail of inscribed carved stone with Ogam and Latin inscriptions, from St David's Church, Trallwng (Trallong), Breconshire, Wales. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72642 | Photographic copy of four rubbings. The left rubbing shows detail from face of cross-slab (No. 370) standing a few feet out from the wall in the north-east corner of the ruined church of Minnigaff, containing a figure of a man with only the head and none of the details of the body indicated. The upper right rubbing shows detail from lower panel of reverse of the Drosten Stone Pictish cross-slab, (St Vigeans No.1). Bearing decorative knotwork in the centre, the left of the shaft contains an extended animal seen from above, a long-necked winged dragon whose tail is twisted through its rear legs at the bottom; and the right of the shaft contains a snarling creature with claws, a beast with three sets of bristles or humps (a dromedary?), and a pair of interlaced serpents at the bottom. The middle right rubbing shows face of lower part of upright cross-slab, (St Vigeans No.12). In the centre is a cross upon an arched or hooped base, ornamented all over with interlace. The bottom right rubbing shows detail from a cross-slab, known as the 'Wigtown stone', bearing knotwork. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72602 | Photographic copy of three rubbings. The middle rubbing depicts the front shaft of Keills Cross. The left and right rubbings shows the left and front side of Thornhill cross. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72603 | Photographic copy of four rubbings. The right and middle-left rubbings depict sections from the face of St Madoes Pictish cross slab. The left rubbing shows the left side of the face of Dunfallandy Pictish cross slab. The middle-right rubbing is unidentified. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72604 | Photographic copy of six rubbings. The middle two rubbings shows unidentified carved stones and the two rubbings to the right are of stones located in the Whithorn Museum. The two rubbings on the left depict sections of the Camus's Cross. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72644 | Photographic copy of four rubbings showing details of the Dupplin Cross, Monfieth no.4 cross shaft and the Rossie Priory Pictish cross slab. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72605 | Photographic copy of three rubbings. The outer rubbings shows the front and back of Fortevion no.1 cross slab. The middle rubbing depicts the right side of a cross fragment from St Mary's Chapel, Aberlady. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72607 | Photographic copy of three rubbings. The middle rubbing shows the face of Govan no.34. The left and right rubbings are unidentified. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72609 | Photographic copy of five rubbings. The top left rubbing shows the reverse of Kirriemuir no.3 cross slab fragment. The remaining stones have not been identified. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72700 | Photographic copy of three rubbings of unidentified carved stones | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72696 | Photographic copy of four rubbings of unidentified carved stones | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72692 | Photographic copy of three rubbings of unidentified carved stones | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72759 | Photographic copy of an unidentified carved stone with inscription. | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72720 | Photographic copy of rubbing of an unidentified carved stone with inscription | c. 1890 | Item Level | |
| Photographs and Off-line Digital Images | E 72655 | Photographic copy of two rubbings. The right rubbing shows a detail of the lower portion of the face of Reay cross slab. The left stone is unidentified. | c. 1890 | Item Level |
