Showing major paintings such as Allan Ramsay’s portrait of George III (1761–2), Sir David Wilkie’s Self-Portrait (c.1804–5) and David Roberts’s views of Egypt, Scottish Artists 1750–1900 was the first exhibition of Scottish paintings, furniture and sculpture in the Royal Collection. This catalogue has commentaries and reproductions or photographs of the 81 exhibits, plus an essay on royal patrons of Scottish art and a foreword by Prince Charles.