Perthshire Heights 

David Young Cameron rendered these Perthshire Heights with watercolor and graphite, creating a landscape imbued with more than simple geography. The mountains, far more than just landforms, are eternal symbols of steadfastness and spiritual aspiration, reaching towards the heavens, as they appear in artistic traditions across cultures. Consider the ziggurats of ancient Mesopotamia or the sacred mountains in Chinese landscape painting; these are not merely physical structures, but rather, visual metaphors for the connection between the earthly and the divine. Here, Cameron captures the essence of the sublime, a concept that evokes awe and reverence, emotions deeply embedded in our collective unconscious. The very act of depicting mountains carries with it a cultural memory, a visual echo of humanity's enduring fascination with the monumental and the transcendent. The recurring motif invites viewers to contemplate their place within the vastness of nature. This is not just a scene; it is a reflection of our shared human experience across time.