Stewart, J.

Perth Bridge, the coast at Crail and a prize shorthorn bull named Phoenix show the unusual range of the illustrations credit...

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Perth Bridge, the coast at Crail and a prize shorthorn bull named Phoenix show the unusual range of the illustrations credited to J. Stewart. Views of Perth Bridge and the North Inch, Crail, Dunfermline and Dura Den near Cupar come from The Imperial Gazetteer of Scotland, engraved by craftsmen including John Swan and William Forrest. The animal subjects, antelopes, Leicester sheep, shorthorn cattle and pigs, appear in Blackie publications and successive editions of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, with named livestock such as the cow Charity reflecting the progress of selective breeding.

Perth Bridge, the coast at Crail and a prize shorthorn bull named Phoenix show the unusual range of the illustrations credited to J. Stewart. Views of Perth Bridge and the North Inch, Crail, Dunfermline and Dura Den near Cupar come from The Imperial Gazetteer of Scotland, engraved by craftsmen including John Swan and William Forrest. The animal subjects, antelopes, Leicester sheep, shorthorn cattle and pigs, appear in Blackie publications and successive editions of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, with named livestock such as the cow Charity reflecting the progress of selective breeding.

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