"O wad some Power the giftie gie us

To see oursels as ithers see us!"

(Robert Burns, 1785)

"The genius and influence of Robert Burns

is beyond analysis and criticism and his right

to a place amongst the immortals is as incontestable

as the right of Scotland to a place

amongst the nations."

"The brightest of all our lyrists,

the most human of all our satirists, neither favourite

of a class or clique.  Burns' is truly a star in the firmament - more touching, sublime poetry,

than that of Robert Burns, was never written."

"Burns was a poet, not just of a country,

or of a generation, but of all time."

How the Scots view Rabbie Burns has never

been in question as seldom can a historical figure

have been so revered amongst his own.

Monuments to "The Bard" stand proudly from

San Francisco to Sydney, as pioneering Scots,

ever mindful of their roots while blazing a trail

through these new lands, paid due homage

to one of Scotland's most famous sons.

Robert Burns will live on forever, both through

his work and the immense sum he brings into

the Scottish economy annually.  "Clay-cauld death"

has failed to dim the legacy of this true

Scottish patriot.

The Robert Burns Gallery are proud to present

a range of prints befitting this immortal genius.

Please feel free to browse our site and view and purchase prints by clicking 'Prints for Sale'