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Born in Stirling in 1809, Charles Randolph was an engineer and founded the firm which would become the Fairfield Shipbuilding Company. Randolph, a former pupil, bequeathed a sum to the Town Council of Stirling in 1879 to be used to purchase a gold medal annually to be presented to the best scholar in Stirling. Information on the receipt of the portraits from the Smith Gallery, and Charles Randolph was taken from a 1962 edition of the school magazine.
Stirling High School
Stirling
Title
Charles Randolph (1809–1878)
Medium
oil on canvas
Accession number
PCF1
Acquisition method
donated by The Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum, 1958
Work type
Painting
Stirling High School
Torbrex Farm Road, Stirling, Stirling FK8 2PA Scotland
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