Painter who was appointed portraitist and limner to George IV in Scotland
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- Caledonian master of the brush and former king's limner whose portraits of Adam Smith, David Hume, Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott and other faces of an intellectual age left a lasting visual history in Scotland
- Scottish portraitist who painted the Highland clan chieftain Alexander Ranaldson Macdonell thought to be Walter Scott's inspiration for Fergus McIvor in Waverley
- Portraitist whose painting Reverend Robert Walker Skating on Duddingston Loch (The Skating Minister) is often used as an image for Christmas cards
- Sir Henry, Scottish portrait painter whose works include Reverend Robert Walker Skating on Duddingston Loch
- Portrait painter to George IV in Scotland noted for depictions of Highland chieftains and intelligence
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