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Admiral Sir Andrew Wood and James IV, illustration from A History of the Scottish People by Thomas Thomson (gouache on paper)
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Admiral Sir Andrew Wood and James IV, illustration from A History of the Scottish People by Thomas Thomson (gouache on paper)
LAL437708 Admiral Sir Andrew Wood and James IV, illustration from A History of the Scottish People by Thomas Thomson (gouache on paper) by Pearse, Alfred (19th/20th Century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sir Andrew Wood of Largo (d.1515) was a Scottish sea captain; he became Lord High Admiral of Scotland and was knighted in c.1495; he may have transported James III (1451-88) across the Firth of Forth to escape the rebels in 1488; his career flourished under James IV (1473-1513) King of Scotland; ); © Look and Learn
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This illustration, titled "Admiral Sir Andrew Wood and James IV" transports viewers back in time to the rich history of Scotland. Painted by Alfred Pearse, it is a part of Thomas Thomson's renowned book, A History of the Scottish People. The focal point of the artwork showcases Admiral Sir Andrew Wood and King James IV engaged in a momentous encounter. Dressed in traditional armor with plumed helmets, they exude power and authority. The admiral's distinguished career as Lord High Admiral of Scotland is evident through his regal presence. James IV, known as the boy king during his reign from 1488 to 1513, stands beside Wood with an air of curiosity and admiration for this esteemed naval figure. This depiction suggests that Wood may have played a pivotal role in transporting James III across the Firth of Forth to escape rebel forces. The painting beautifully captures not only their physical attributes but also their surroundings. The river coursing through the background symbolizes Scotland's majestic rivers while hinting at its strong naval heritage. Through this artwork, we catch a glimpse into Scottish culture and history—a testament to their military prowess and resilience throughout centuries past. It serves as a reminder of the significant figures who shaped Scotland's destiny and continues to inspire awe for those who appreciate artistry intertwined with historical narratives.
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