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Scott Reading the Darnley Marriage Proclamation (

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Artist



Alternative names	Burnet; J. Burnet; Burnett
Description	British painter and printmaker
Date of birth/death	20 March 1784	29 April 1868
Location of birth/death	Musselburgh	London
Work location	London (1815–1868); Paris (1814–1815); London (1806–1815); Edinburgh
Authority file	: Q1699461 VIAF: 71666773 ISNI: 000000008151912X ULAN: 500031008 LCCN: n82220771 Open Library: OL1579937A WorldCat



Description	Scottish painter
Date of birth/death	1782	23 February 1850
Location of birth/death	Edinburgh	Edinburgh
Authority file	: Q1969391 VIAF: 74124260 ISNI: 0000000066641039 ULAN: 500028676 LCCN: nr94009403 MusicBrainz: 29682407-e88e-45a9-b771-4edd822ecdc0 WorldCat

Title

Scott Reading the Darnley Marriage Proclamation

Description

artwork in Aberdeen Archives, Gallery & Museums Collection

Date

1835

Medium

engraving on paper

Dimensions

height: 42.9 cm (16.8 in); width: 33.5 cm (13.1 in)

Collection

Aberdeen Art Gallery

	Parent institution	Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums
	Location	Aberdeen City , United Kingdom
	Coordinates	57° 08′ 53.49″ N, 2° 06′ 09.77″ W
	Established	1885
	Website	www.aberdeencity.gov.uk/AAGM/plan-your-visit/aberdeen-art-gallery
	Authority file	: Q4666883 VIAF: 156765494 ISNI: 0000000121925852 ULAN: 500304412 LCCN: n50050112 NLA: 36534393 WorldCat

Accession number

ABDAG009638

Credit line

Transferred in 1990 from the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.

Source/Photographer

Aberdeen City Council (Archives, Gallery and Museums Collection)

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