Guardian of Culloden (Original)

Original Graphite Drawing by Scott Hartney

Set upon the windswept moor of Culloden near Inverness, the memorial cairn stands as a solemn tribute to the men who fell during the Battle of Culloden in 1746 — the final, tragic clash of the Jacobite Rising. Erected in 1881, this towering stone monument honors the thousands who perished, marking the end of a dream and the beginning of a new chapter in Scotland’s history.

This drawing captures the quiet dignity and stark presence of the cairn, surrounded by the stillness of the battlefield where clans once fought with unmatched courage. More than stone, it represents remembrance, resilience, and heritage — a meaningful piece for those who value Scottish history and the memory of the Jacobite cause.

This one-of-a-kind artwork is signed by the artist and entirely unique. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity.

Medium: Graphite
Size: [29 x 21 cm]
Framing: [Framed]