Scott_Monument_Statue_9.JPG
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Description Scott Monument Statue 9.JPG |
Nederlands:
Het
Scott Monument
in
East Princes Street Gardens
in
Edinburgh
, een uit 1844 daterend
neogotisch
monument ter ere van de Schotse schrijver
sir Walter Scott
.
Het standbeeld, in wit Carraramarmer, van John Steell stelt een gezeten Scott voor die uitrust na het schrijven aan één van zijn werken.
English:
The
Scott Monument
in
East Princes Street Gardens
in
Edinburgh
, a
Victorian Gothic
monument to
Scottish
author
Sir Walter Scott
.
John Steell's
statue, made from white Carrara marble, shows Scott seated, resting from writing one of his works with a quill pen.
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