No. 1097. Landscape,

On the left, a road lying through thickly-wooded country, with
buildings seen in the distance. Towards the right a rocky knoU,
surrounded by trees. In the foreground a group of rustics con-
versing by the roadside. Above, a blue sky crossed by white
clouds. Old British School.
On canvas, 1 ft. 6^ in. h, by 2 ft. w.
Presented by the Trustees of the British Museum in 1880.
No. 1354. Portrait of Sir Alexcmder Cockburn, of
Langton, 4tth Bart

Second son of Sir Archibald Cockburn (2nd Bart.) and his
wife. Lady Mary Campbell, daughter of the 1st Earl of Breadal-
bane. Life-size: bust length: nearly full face. He wears a
blue gown, white muslin cravat, and a large fair periwig.
Brown background.
On canvas, 2 ft. 5 J in. h. by 2 iX.\ in. w.
Bequeathed (with other pictures) to the Nation by Marianua Augusta,
Lady Hamilton, in 1892.
No. 1355. Portrait of Dr. Gockburn,

Brother of Sir Alexander (No. 1364) and son of Sir Archibald
and Lady Mary Gockburn. Life-size: bust length: three-quarter
face. Dressed in a plum-coloured morning gown, white cravat,
and full grey periwig. The face is clean shaven. Light brown
background.
On canvas, 2 ft. 5 in. h. by 2 ft. J in. w.
Bequeathed (with other pictures) to the Nation by Marianna Augusta,
Lady Hamilton, in 1892.
No. 1356. Portrait of William Cockburn.
Second son of Sir Alexander Cockburn, of Langton j 4th Bart.,
and father of Sir James Gockburn, 6th Bart. Life size : seen to



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the waist : three-quarter face. Dressed in a green velvet coat,
white mnslin cravat, and full grey periwig. The face close
shaven. Light brown background.
On canvas, 2 ft. 5 in. h. by 2 ft. 1 in. w.
