Horatio McCulloch Art
Horatio McCulloch's landscape paintings celebrate the romantic scenery of the Scottish Highlands, emphasizing its dramatic grandeur. McCulloch, from Glasgow, was influenced by John Knox's luminous paintings, Sir Walter Scott's vivid prose and the expressive pictures by John Thomson of Duddingston, Edinburgh. McCulloch's summer sketching tours of the West Highlands inspired some of his most powerful paintings, which were created back in the studio. His landscapes combine a magnificent sense of scale with an emotionally charged atmosphere and contributed to the popular Victorian image of the Highlands. McCulloch also recorded the crumbling houses of Edinburgh's Old Town and was among the first artists to focus on the urban and industrial landscape of Scotland. He passed away in 1867.
1850s Romantic Horatio McCulloch Art
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19th Century Romantic Horatio McCulloch Art
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1920s Romantic Horatio McCulloch Art
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Late 20th Century Romantic Horatio McCulloch Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Romantic Horatio McCulloch Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Romantic Horatio McCulloch Art
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Early 20th Century Romantic Horatio McCulloch Art
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Mid-19th Century Romantic Horatio McCulloch Art
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1990s Romantic Horatio McCulloch Art
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1890s Romantic Horatio McCulloch Art
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19th Century Romantic Horatio McCulloch Art
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Mid-20th Century Romantic Horatio McCulloch Art
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19th Century Romantic Horatio McCulloch Art
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