The McManus Gallery, Dundee

The McManus Galleries were originally dedicated to Queen Victoria’s Consort and named the Albert Institute. Conceived as a focus for literature, science and art, Sir George Gilbert Scott created a powerful Gothic icon reflecting the city’s contemporary confidence, wealth and intellect in 1867.

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Marie-claire Gallet

Such a majestic castle, Amelia !!!!!!

5 years ago.

Gudrun ^club

At first sight it looks like a church:-) A well composed photoand lovely symmetry!

5 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club

That is a really impressive piece of architecture..............I really like the symmetry and the amount of detail you've captured in the stonework!

5 years ago.

Rabbitroundtheworld

I have to say that I thought the McManus was a 'better' museum than the V&A in terms of variety and quantity of interesting things to see - probably a heretical thing to say in the midst of v&A fever....

5 years ago.

Graham Chance ^club

Beautiful architecture and excellent composition Amelia.

5 years ago.

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