Three Figures, by J. W. Marshall, Illustrative of a Passage in a Song by Robert Burns, Argyle Arcade, December 1829
- General
The advertisement reads: “STATUARY. ON SATURDAY, 26TH CURT., AN EXHIBITION of THREE FIGURES ILLUSTRATIVE OF A PASSAGE IN BURNS’ SONG ‘O Willie brew’d a peck o’ Maut, And Rab and Allan cam’ to pree;’ Executed by Mr. J. W. MARSHALL of Edinburgh, will Open, from Ten o’Clock forenoon till dusk, at the Exhibition Room, Argyll Arcade, Glasgow. Admission Ticket 1s. (shilling); Season Ticket 3s. (shillings).”
A short notice, also on page two, reads: “We observe that Mr. J. W. Marshall, of Edinburgh, is to open his exhibition of Statuary on Saturday the 26th. His figures have been highly spoken of by the Edinburgh critics.”
- Date
December 1829.
- Panoramas
- Paintings and drawings
- Architecture and design
- Sculpture
Three figures.
- Photography
- Prints
- Industrial
- Other
- Venues
Exhibition Room, Argyll Arcade, Glasgow.
- Newspaper and magazine references
Advertisement, and short notice, in the Glasgow Herald, Friday 25th of December 1829, page two.