Scottish Colourist paintings reunited after more than 70 years ahead of auction - The Peploe and Cadell artworks are each ...

like the famous living artifact known as Goshin (pronounced go-SHEEN). This bonsai was started more than 70 years ago, when Japanese American bonsai artist John Naka cut the top off a mature ...

The Rev Walker Skating on Duddingston Loch has been assumed for centuries to be by Sir Henry Raeburn, one of the country's greatest artists ... the famous, wonderful, wintry light - is definitely Sir ...

The Scottish landmark name originates from the Gaelic “Stalcaire,” which means hunter or falconer, and is a fortified building dating from 1320 and belonging to the MacDougalls. It is also well known ...

A descendant of a major car company founder is the new chairman of a Scottish football club. Livingston have announced the arrival of one of Henry Ford’s great-great grandsons as their chairman ...

Following a thorough investigation prompted by the bombshell claims of the documentary film The Stringer, a cloud of doubt hangs over the authorship of The Terror of ...

AN organist, who has been playing at a famous Scottish landmark since man landed ... Bill Hutcheson gave his first recital at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in October 1969 when he was 21 ...

Made by artists and bookbinders ... And fans of science fiction should enjoy seeing “The Necronomicon,” made famous in the “Evil Dead” franchise, as well as – don’t panic!

The instruments became so crucial to their music that the guitars are as famous as the artists who played them. Below, you’ll find three legends of country, rock, and pop.

There is, indeed, what may be called a distinctive Scottish School of Painting, which for the last forty years has exercised a considerable influence on British art. The names of Orchardson ...

But that hasn’t stopped some artists from making the instrument famous. Some musicians have somehow managed to make the bass—whether that’s the upright or the electric version—interesting.