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Thomas Allom - Destruction of Elgin Cathedral engraved by R Sands 1838. This engraving titled Destruction of Elgin Cathedral was drawn by the British architect and illustrator Thomas Allom and engraved by R. Sands for William Beattie's work Scotland Illustrated. The artwork depicts the historical event on June 17, 1390, when Alexander Stewart, known as the Wolf of Badenoch burned down Elgin Cathedral in Moray, Scotland. This hand-coloured antique print shows dramatic flames and smoke rising from the gothic structure alongside figures on horseback in the foreground. Size: 26cm x 20cm The print is in excellent condition - please inspect the image carefully for any occasional age related marks.
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