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Reporting Scotland are talking about people getting tired of the If you are tired of it... STAY IN THE HOUSE YA BAM.

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Spanish Armada in Scotland 1588 Tantallon Castle, Bass Rock and St Andrews Castle watercolour suggestions from the 1980's.

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The coat of arms of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, matriculated for use in Scotland in 1987, one year before becoming the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. Pharmacists too are playing a vital part in the current crisis.

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It's today! Yes, it's a thing.

So, for today's we've got Unicorn by Louis Andrew Rolla.

The Unicorn is also Scotland's national animal 🦄

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One of our favourite WBGs in has to be 's Rocks, St Mary's, Scilly Isles. Painted in 1953, the work reflects the abstractions of landforms seen in her Glacier paintings of the same period.

https://t.co/2tC6Ochu2j

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Fran Hanley has a wonderful life touring the Countryside of Scotland in her campervan finding pieces to paint and treasures to find and paint while beachcombing. Jealous ....green in fact

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Biera, the Goddess of the little sun, Mother of giants and the shaper of Scotland.

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Our very own is back! Today, the tackles the in a challenge laid down by .

Neigh bad... 🎨🐴

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Rothesay Castle, Bute (Scotland) reconstruction suggestion. King Robert III died here in 1406 on hearing his Son and Heir James I has been captured by English pirates off Flamborough Head while heading for safety in France.

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My flight was canceled because of coronavirus and now I’m having to stay in Scotland until may 1st. I’m still going to try and be doing work here though, thank you to everyone for being so patient while im abroad!! :)

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Look at this beautiful old town in Edinburgh, Scotland 🖤

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Hello, I'm not from Scotland, but in case you're okay with overseas illustrators as well I'm available! You can check more of my artwork at https://t.co/hHLmcd2nyF (:

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Painting (1779) of Dido Elizabeth Belle (1761–1804)

and her cousin Lady Elizabeth Murray (1760–1825)

Painting attributed to David Martin (previously attributed

to Johann Zoffany)

Scone Palace, Perthshire, Scotland.



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