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    Quote Originally Posted by ozone View Post
    hey! that last picture shows the guy wearing a skirt, not a kilt since there is no apron. What gives, oh wise MAC Newsome?
    I'd guess that he's just English.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Casper View Post
    I'd guess that he's just English.
    I found this on Mungo Murray regarding the painting

    Sir Mungo Murray, 1668 - 1700. Son of 2nd Earl of Atholl
    about 1683

    Lord Mungo, the fifth son of the Marquis of Atholl, is dressed for hunting. He wears a belted plaid - a double width of tartan about five metres long, belted around the body to form a kilt and cloak. This traditional highland costume is worn with a fashionable doublet. He holds a flintlock sporting gun and carries two pistols in his belt. He also has a dirk and a ribbon basket sword. His servant, in the background, carries a longbow, used for hunting deer. Lord Mungo died young, fighting the Spanish in Panama in Central America.

    Sorry i should have posted this earlier this is a link to Matt's page with the potrait in case you want to reads up on why his feilidh-mhor looks the way it does:

    http://www.albanach.org/drawstring.htm
    Last edited by McMurdo; 18th July 07 at 01:58 PM.

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