We often find ourselves in art galleries and museums during our travels. They offer us refuge, calm, and an enjoyable way to spend a few hours. The Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh was no exception.
The Scottish National Gallery is centrally located and is home to a fantastic collection of art both painted and sculpted.
Banners outside the Scottish National Gallery
Rodin’s The Kiss taking centre stage
Rodin’s The Kiss
An unflinching weathered face
Beautiful life sized sculpture
Crimson adorns the walls of the lower gallery
A collection of busts fills a stairwell
Vivid blue offsets the bright impressionist paintings
The impressions mean more now having seen the landscape
Reverend Robert Walker Skating on Duddingston Loch
The exhibit was thrilling but then I love furniture design and history. Something delightful about seeing the original chairs and tables that have now become iconic.
