Lynne Gladstone-Millar Knihy

A monograph on the original and independent-minded contemporary figurative artist.

The book explores the transformation of a once-sparse community around the Water of Leith into a vibrant suburb of Edinburgh. It delves into the evolving life of the parish and its church, highlighting the dynamic personalities that shaped the area. Through vivid storytelling, the author brings to life the rich history and character of the streets and homes, offering a glimpse into the community's past and its notable inhabitants.

The black-clad minister, skating enigmatically over Edinburgh's Duddingston Loch on a wintry afternoon, is a familiar icon of Scottish culture - but until 1942 this portrait by Henry Raeburn was virtually unknown. Read the story behind the painting.

Inventor of logarithms, John Napier made one of the greatest advances in the history of mathematics. The 16th century Scot was also a remarkable astronomer. This new edition has been redesigned and has a new cover.