Wishart Collection

GEORGE WISHART (1513-1546). Scottish reformer and martyr. Stipple engraving, English, 19th century

George Wishart (c1513-46) Scottish reformer and martyr, burned for heresy at St Andrews, March 1546
538478 George Wishart (c1513-46) Scottish reformer and martyr, burned for heresy at St Andrews, March 1546. 19th century (colored lithograph from John Foxe Foxe's Book of Martyrs)

Lady Dunn with her daughter Anne
Irene Clarice O Brien (nÚÑáRichards, formerly Marchioness of Queensberry and Lady Dunn) (1898-1977), Music hall entertainer; former wife of 11th Marquess of Queensberry and of Sir James Dunn, 1st Bt

Wightmans Attempt to Assassinate Wishart (engraving)
725616 Wightmans Attempt to Assassinate Wishart (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Wightmans Attempt to Assassinate Wishart)

George Wishart, c1530-1540, (1890). Creator: Unknown
George Wishart, c1530-1540, (1890). George Wishart (c1513-1546) Scottish Protestant Reformer, one of the early Protestant martyrs to be burned at the stake as a heretic

George Wishart, Scottish religious reformer and Protestant martyr, (1870). Artist:s Freeman
George Wishart, Scottish religious reformer and Protestant martyr, (1870). Wishart (c1513-1546) was tried before Cardinal Beaton and condemned to death

George Wishart, 16th century Scottish reformer and martyr, mid 19th century. Wishart (c1513-1546) on his way to trial before Archbishop Beaton, giving his purse to a beggar

George Wishart 1513 A

George Wishart 1513

Alex. Cochrane-Baillie
ALEXANDER DUNDAS ROSS WISHART COCHRANE-BAILLIE, first baron Lamington politician and author, depicted at the age of 55. Date: 1816 - 1890

HMS Bruce, British flotilla leader and destroyers
HMS Bruce (D81), British Admiralty type (Scott class) flotilla leader, with W-class destroyers HMS Wild Swan (D62) and HMS Wishart (D67), at Wei Hai Wei, China. Date: circa 1920s

Alexander Baillie-Cochrane, Vanity Fair, Co朗
ALEXANDER DUNDAS ROSS COCHRANE-WISHART-BAILLIE (better known as Alexander Baillie-Cochrane) 1st Baron Lamington (1816-1890) British Conservative politician

Sir James Wishart
SIR JAMES WISHART naval commander, Admiral of the White Squadron Date: ? - 1723

GEORGE WISHART (1513-1546). Scottish reformer and martyr. Wishart preaching against Mariolatry. Oil on canvas, English, c1857, by Sir William Fettes Douglas (1822-1891)

George Wishart (c1513-46) Scottish reformer and martyr. 19th century. burned for heresy at St Andrews, March 1546. Wishart on way to trial before Archbishop Beaton, giving his purse to a beggar

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"George Wishart: A Scottish Reformer and Martyr" George Wishart (1513-1546) was a prominent figure in the Scottish religious reform movement during the 16th century. As a passionate advocate for Protestantism, he dedicated his life to challenging the established Catholic Church. In an exquisite stipple engraving from the 19th century, we catch a glimpse of George Wishart's determined countenance. The artist skillfully captures his unwavering commitment to his cause. One captivating image shows Lady Dunn with her daughter Anne, perhaps reflecting on the impact that George Wishart had on their lives. His teachings undoubtedly inspired countless individuals like them to question traditional beliefs and embrace new ideas. Another engraving depicts Wightman's attempt to assassinate Wishart, highlighting the dangers he faced as he fearlessly spread his message of religious reform. It serves as a testament to his courage and resilience in the face of adversity. A mysterious portrait from 1890 showcases George Wishart during what is believed to be between 1530 and 1540. Although its creator remains unknown, it beautifully captures his spirit and determination. St Andrews Castle in Fife, Scotland stands as a symbol of resistance against religious persecution. This historic site holds significance for George Wishart's story as it was here that he sought refuge before ultimately meeting his tragic fate at just thirty-three years old. An artistic rendering from 1870 by Freeman immortalizes George Wishart's legacy as both a Scottish religious reformer and martyr. Through this piece, we can almost feel the passion emanating from him—a fervor that would inspire generations after him. In another depiction dating back to around 1860, we see yet another portrayal of this influential figure who played such an essential role in shaping Scotland's history during this tumultuous period of change. The mention of Alexander Cochrane-Baillie reminds us that many individuals supported Wishart's cause.