Gallery

The 'King Cinaed' side of the cross- commemorating the death of King Cinaed Mac Alpin at Forteviot in 858AD.

The cross side, incorporating motifs based on various fragments of early medieval carved stone found around Forteviot.

Carved in Cop Crag sandstone, a scale carving of Kirriemuir#1 Pictish cross. The original is in The Meffan Museum in Forfar.

Carved in Cop Crag sandstone, a scale carving of Kirriemuir#1 Pictish cross. The original is in The Meffan Museum in Forfar.

Carved in Calc-albite-chlorite-schist from the medieval quarry of Doide on Loch Sween. The original source of carving stone for many of the monuments of the late medieval West Highland tradition.

Commissioned by the Arbroath 2020 project to celebrate the 700th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath. A new Pictish stone in an ancient Pictish place.

Commissioned by the Arbroath 2020 project to celebrate the 700th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath. A new Pictish stone in an ancient Pictish place.

Rendering in sandstone of a West Highland Birlinn. Based on a Clanranald stone from Iona.