Picturesque Views of Scotland: Waverly and Miss Flora
1826
From the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art
1826
From the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art
This print shows a man kneeling in a forest, reaching toward a woman standing above him. She’s dressed in a long, flowing dress with a fancy collar, holding a fan. The background is dark and leafy, with a small stream or path cutting through the scene. The title at the bottom, *Waverley et Miss Flore*, hints this might be from a story—likely inspired by Sir Walter Scott’s *Waverley* novels, which often featured Scottish settings. If you like this mix of drama and nature, check out Romanticism.
