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By Ida Maspero Editor, Explorer magazine This summer, a major new exhibition explores the traditions – such as tartan and Highland dress, bagpiping and heroic histories – that became worldwide shorthand for Scotland. Wild and Majestic: Romantic Visions of Scotland, which opens on 26 June 2019, delves into how the Scottish Highlands became a subject of international fascination from the era of European Romanticism onwards.
Examples of knitting are not something you would expect to find amongst the brass, glass and grey metal boxes that make up a large chunk of the science collections. T.1983.191 – Triple layer knitting in three colours by Alexander Crum Brown. Yet, stored away in the National Museums Collection Centre are two pieces of knitted fabric created by the Scottish chemist and mathematician Alexander Crum Brown (1838-1922). T.1983.192 – Triple layer knitting in 3 colours, ‘KH’ stands for kettle holder.
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