From:Williamson Art Gallery and Museum

Name/TitleAncient Stirling

About this objectEtching depicting a street in Stirling which dates back to 1671.

Albert Taylor received his formal training at the Liverpool School of Art, studying under the distinguished printmaker Geoffrey Heath Wedgwood. He later continued his artistic development privately with Charles Herbert Clark, refining his skills and deepening his interest in the graphic arts. Taylor’s practice centred on etchings, with a particular focus on landscapes and architectural subjects.

He began producing etchings in 1945, approaching the medium with remarkable discipline and care. Each stage of his experimentation was meticulously recorded in an inventory book, now preserved in the Williamson Art Gallery’s collection.

MakerTaylor, Albert (1918-1987)

Maker Roleprintmaker

Date Made1947

Period20th century

Style and IconographyUrban Landscape

Style and IconographyLandscape

Style and IconographyEtching Revival

Inscription and MarksIn pencil along bottom: "9/20 Albert J Taylor"

Techniqueetching on paper

Measurementsprint height: 24.5cm
print width: 8cm

Subject and Association KeywordsStirling, Scotland

Subject and Association KeywordsScotland

Subject and Association Keywordsstreet

Named CollectionAlbert Taylor Collection

Credit LinePresented by Albert Taylor

Object Typeprint

Object numberBIKGM.9316

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