Clan Douglas - Threave Castle - Photo Print Size:30"x20" By the mid-eighteenth century they

By the mid-eighteenth century they were wealthy enough to commission the most fashionable portrait painters in Europe

Frames are created from high-quality wood

with this stunning landscape photograph print of Sundrum Castle

and this castle on the loch shore is part of that story

and the castle has stood in the Scottish Highlands as a quiet declaration of clan territory ever since

Clan Douglas - Threave Castle - Photo Print Size:30"x20" By the mid-eighteenth century theyPhotographer Aly Wight took this photograph of Threave Castle, the tower house that Archibald the Grim, third Earl of Douglas, built on an island in the River Dee in the late fourteenth century. It became the strongest Black Douglas fortress in Galloway, and the setting for some of the most violent moments in that family's story. In 1452 a Douglas had a man murdered here whose release the king had personally requested. James II besieged Threave with