File:Archibald, Duncan, and Colin Campbell - from the Black Book of Taymouth, facing page 9.jpg
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DescriptionArchibald, Duncan, and Colin Campbell - from the Black Book of Taymouth, facing page 9.jpg | A sixteenth or seventeenth century illustration, facing page 9 of the Black Book of Taymouth, depicting centre Duncan Campbell of Lochawe (died 1453) . On Duncan's right is his grandson Colin (died 1492) who is incorrectly called Archibald, and on his left Colin of Glenorchy (died 1480). Description of image after Steve Boardman's The Campbells. |
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Unknown date Unknown date , this version taken from an 1855 reproduction |
Source | Image from the Internet Archive at http://www.openlibrary.org/details/blackbookoftaymo00inneuoft - which reproduces Cosmo Innes's (1798-1874) facsimile The Black Book of Taymouth (Edinburgh, T. Constable, 1855). The original work was begun circa 1598 by W. Bowie, but the illustration may be somewhat later. |
Author | Original author may be W. Bowie; this lithographic reproduction by William Home Lizars (1788-1859) |
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