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A bronze statue of a kilted figure on a tall rusticated square granite plinth supported by a rusticated base of similar stone, with an inscription in Gaelic and English.

Title

Donald Cameron of Lochiel (1835–1905)

Date

1909

Medium

bronze

Measurements

H 200 x W 100 x D 100 cm (E);
Plinth: H 250 x W 100 x D 100 cm (E)

Accession number

PH33_DO_S116

Work type

Statue

Owner

The Highland Council

Custodian

The Highland Council

Work status

extant

Listing status

C (Scotland)

Listing date

05/10/71

Access

at all times

Inscription description

front panel (Gaelic): DOMHNALL CAMSHRON LOCH-IAL / MAC DHOMHNAILL DUIBH / XXIV CEANN-CINNIDH NAN CAMSHRONACH / TOISEACH IS FEAR-TIONAIL SIORRAMACHD INBHIRNIS / RE IOMADH BLIADHNA FEAR-IONAID NA SIORRAMACHD / ANNS A' PHARLAMAID / RUCADH E 1835. CHAOCHAIL E 1905 / CHUIR LUCHD- CINNIDH IS CAIRDEAN SUAS / AN CARRACH SO / AN CEALL AIR AM BAICH AN SPÉIS AGUS AM MEAS / AIR AN UASAL URRAMACH.; rear panel (English): DONALD CAMERON OF LOCHIEL / XXIV CHIEF OF THE CLAN / LORD LIEUTENANT, CONVENER AND / FOR MANY YEARS / REPRESENTATIVE IN PARLIAMENT / OF THE COUNTY OF INVERNESS. / BORN 1835. DIED 1905. / ERECTED BY CLANSMEN AND FRIENDS / IN TOKEN OF THEIR DEVOTION / RESPECT AND ADMIRATION

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