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Robert Bryden, A Series of Burns Etchings / A Memorial of 1796 (Some Etchings from Burns). Glasgow: R. Stewart and Son / Edinburgh: John Stewart, 1896. A red-cloth-bound portfolio (643x520 mm) containing a collection of ten etchings and a title page inspired by the poems of Robert Burns (Alloway, 1759 – Dumfries, 1796), a Scottish poet who died young and is regarded in Scotland as the national poet. The etchings were created by the Ayrshire artist Robert Bryden. The accompanying texts provide commentary and historical information on Bryden’s illustrations and on the portrait of Burns, based on the original by Alexander Nasmyth. Limited edition of 50 copies, produced to commemorate the centennial of Burns’s death. (1) Publisher’s folder with signs of wear. Plates in excellent condition.
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