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Langgarth House
Read moreLanggarth is one of Stirling’s great villas, designed by the architect William Leiper (1839 – 1916). Built in 1897, it was originally one in a
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Raploch Lion Roars Again
Read moreLast week, the latest addition to the Stirling Smith collections was unveiled by Stephen Kerr MP. It is a reproduction of a long-lost Raploch stone,
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William Littlejohn
Read moreThe Stirling Smith has a collection of some 850 major works of art which show different aspects of the history of Scottish, British and European
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John Allan, Architect
Read moreJohn Allan lived and worked in Stirling from 1870 – 1922, designing some of the most distinctive buildings here. These include some of the best
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Bruce and de Bohun
Read moreWith the approach of the 704th anniversary of the Battle of Bannockburn this weekend, it is worth re-visiting one of the Smith’s more famous paintings.
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Provost George Christie (1826 – 1902)
Read morePeople expect the Stirling Smith to have portraits of past Provosts of Stirling. This is not the case, for unlike the other major Scottish cities,
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Kitchen Range
Read moreKitchen cookers have developed dramatically in the last few decades. Microwave ovens have had wide public usage since the 1980s and now highly technical combination
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Gigantic Seat
Read moreWith the arrival of good gardening weather, why not take a break to visit Ailie’s Garden at the back of the Stirling Smith Art Gallery
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Bags of Help for the Smith
Read moreAlthough there are 215 days to Christmas, the purpose of today’s story is to flag up some very special bags of help which have been
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