William Fettes Douglas — 3D Virtual Museum

Walk through a virtual gallery hung with 32 works by William Fettes Douglas.

• The Bibliophilist's Haunt (Creech's Bookshop) – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• Stonehaven Harbour – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• Sir William Fettes Douglas (1822–1891), Artist, Self Portrait – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• Bibliomania, William Fettes Douglas
• Dr John Brown (1810–1882), Physician and Author of 'Rab and his Friends' – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• The Alchemist – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• Study for the Figure of Luther (verso), William Fettes Douglas
• Wishart Preaching against Mariolatry
• The Spell, William Fettes Douglas
• William Fettes Douglas: Dr John Brown, Physician and Author of 'Rab and his Friends'
• Thomas Faed (1826–1900), Artist – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• The Recusant's Concealment Discovered – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• Hudibras and Ralph Visiting the Astrologer – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• A Street in Rome – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• David Laing (1793–1878), Antiquarian (recto) – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• David Laing (1793–1878), Antiquary – original artwork
• Bric a Brac – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• The Summons to the Secret Tribunal – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• The Head of a Woman – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• Benvenuto Cellini Selling Plate, William Fettes Douglas
• The Messenger of Evil Tidings by William Fettes Douglas
• William Fettes Douglas: Hudibras and Ralph Visiting the Astrologer (from Butler's 'Hudibras')
• The Messenger of Evil Tidings – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• Stonehaven – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• William Fettes Douglas: The Head of a Woman
• William Fettes Douglas: Thomas Faed
• A Scene from 'The Antiquary' (from the novel by Walter Scott)
• The Village of the Water of Leith from a Window in Rothesay Terrace – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• The Rosicrucian
• Maiden Meditation – original artwork by William Fettes Douglas
• Women in Church
• Returning to the Monastery