© National Museum of Scotland
The Montrose Panels
Artist: English
Location: National Museum of Scotland
Date: 1516
Materials: oak
Dimensions: 138 x 321 cm
Grant:
Amount Paid: £500 (Total: £500)
Vendor: London Scot Bequest
Review number: 1121 (1938)
Provenance:
In 1878 the wood work was recovered at the demolition of the house of Montrose; Jack Campbell.
Description:
18 carved oak panels in two rows within a framework of carved mintins and rails. Low relief carving of plants and animals and the arms of the Panter or Paniter family of Newmanswalls. Dais panelling from the hall of the hospital founded by Patrick Pater in 1516.
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