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The artist’s viewpoint is from the Cornton area, looking across the Forth to what was Winshel Place at Laurencecroft (now Drip Road) in the late nineteenth century. All of the little vernacular buildings, some with red pantiled roofs, were swept away by new local authority housing at Laurencecroft and the rest of Raploch in the twentieth century. The magnificent tenement at the south end of the Old Bridge was demolished in 1963.

The Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum

Stirling

Title

View of the Forth from Cornton

Date

1890–1900

Medium

watercolour on paper

Measurements

H 33.5 x W 45 cm

Accession number

21343

Acquisition method

purchased, 2016

Work type

Watercolour

The Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum

Dumbarton Road, Stirling, Stirling FK8 2RQ Scotland

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Artist or maker

Alexander Kellock Brown

1849–1922

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