81 - [Scotland]. PAINTED FIGURES.

[Scotland]. PAINTED FIGURES. [Scottish costumes and tartans]. Place and date unknown, (ca. 1820–1850). 5 folio-sized sheets, with paintings on both sides mounted; 3 large (ca. 17.5 x 29.5 cm), 1 large figure on loose paper (17.5 x 34 cm), 3 small formats (10.5 x 11 cm) with a note: "sketched at the Odéon during *Marguerite d’Anjou* in 1825" (a few slight stains, minor tears). 19th-century ink drawings, glazed with gouache, depicting Scottish costumes. On each, the clan name is written in brown ink at the bottom of the figures, along with a number in pencil (they were part of a series). Scottish warriors in tartans, some of which appear to depict the Gallic era. -A large scene with two figures in armor: “Fargubarson” and “Ferguson.” No. 43 -Three small figures on square sheets of paper (theater) No. 44 -A large full-length figure painted in a kilt, “Clan (...) of Mar” (small tear near the name). -A large scene featuring three figures in armor (c. 17th century and Middle Ages) wearing kilts: “Macquarrie,” “Maclablahn,” and “MacArthur” on the front, and a large scene featuring two figures in armor on the back: “Mac Innes” and “Mac Ivor.” No. 42 -A large scene featuring two figures in armor (one in a kilt and one warrior in chain mail) labeled “Clan Mboraidh the Murrays” and “MacDonald of the Isles” on the front, and a large scene featuring three figures in armor labeled “Mac Rimmon” "Mac Laurin," "Mac Phee" (in kilts and a warrior in chain mail) on the reverse, No. 41. GOTHIC REVIVAL. ENGLAND. SCOTLAND. ROMANTICISM.