Heart Of Midlothian Collection

Tynecastle Stadium Fine Art - Heart of Midlothian Football Club
Tynecastle Stadium Fine Art, home of Heart of Midlothian Football Club. At the Game painted in fine detail by the talented artist James Muddiman captures the atmosphere of Matchday perfectly

Heart of Midlothian, Royal Mile, Old Town, Edinburgh, Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe

Heart of Midlothian, paving stones mosaic in front of St. Giles Cathedral, High Street, Royal Mile, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

Hearts football team squad August 1989

Tynecastle Stadium Fine Art - Heart of Midlothian Football Club
Tynecastle Stadium Fine Art, home of Heart of Midlothian Football Club. At the Game painted in fine detail by the talented artist James Muddiman before the latest Stadium developments

Gary Mackay Hearts football pulling jersey celebrating goal Hearts Hibs Hibernian

Hearts football team squad April 1986

Arrangement in Yellow and Gray : Effie Deans, c. 1876-78 (oil on canvas)
3545921 Arrangement in Yellow and Gray : Effie Deans, c.1876-78 (oil on canvas) by Whistler, James Abbott McNeill (1834-1903); 194x93 cm; Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Hearts 5 - 1 Loko Leipzig, European Cup Winners Cup match at Tynecastle Stadium, Edinburgh, Scotland, Wednesday29th September 1976. Pictured, Drew Busby scores 4th goal for Hearts

Gary Mackay footballer Heart of Midlothian FC Hearts FC football strip kneeling

Hearts captain Dave Mackay proudly holds aloft the league cup. 25th October 1958

Tommy Coyne in action for Celtic March 1989

Gary MacKay Hearts football player beats Jim Duffy season 1985 / 86
Gary MacKay Hearts football player beats Jim Duffy season 1985/86

Gary MacKay and Jimmy Boyle of Airdrie Football Club at a training session at Airdrie Leisure Centre before their game against St Mirren

Gary Mackay of Hearts FC football

Sandy Clark with Gary MacKay & Malcolm Murray 1988

Gary MacKay on his wedding day June 1988

Sir Walter Scott, c. 1895 (colour litho)
1199920 Sir Walter Scott, c.1895 (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Walter Scott (1771 - 1832)); The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright

Derek Whyte with Graeme Sharp & Gary Mackay 1987

Hearts versus Rangers Scottish Premier League football Hearts players celebrate goal December 1988

Gary MacKay in action for Hearts Hearts versus Velez Mostar UEFA Cup football. November 1988

Hearts players celebrate Eamonn Bannon goal April 1989

Celtic and Hearts players involved in brawl March 1989

Airdrie football team players in training session as part of the build up to play off match against Hibs Hibernian

Hearts players celebrate goal November 1989

Hearts team Christmas fancy dress party December 1988

Ray Wilkins outpaces Gary Mackay November 1987

Gary MacKay Hearts football player scores goal past Hibs keeper Jim Leighton

Terry Butcher in action Rangers v Hearts December 1988

Gary MacKay in action against Celtic August 1989

Scotland football team squad at airport April 1987

Paul McStay hits shot for Celtic December 1987

Hearts players shout at referee March 1989

Gary MacKay in the team bath January 1989

Tommy Coyne & Gary MacKay in action March 1989

John Robertson with team-mate Gary MacKay January 1989

Tosh McKinlay in action for Dundee 1988

Eamonn Bannon celebrates scoring goal April 1989

Hearts football players December 1987

Stage Design for Heart of Midlothian; Deans Cottage, ca. 1819. Written by Sir Walter Scott

John Robertson wedding to Tracey Young October 1986

Gary Mackay and John Robertson of Hearts Football club hold off Alex Taylor of Raith Rovers

Gary MacKay Hearts football player August 1988

John Millar footballer Raith Rovers being sent off in match against Hearts

Wallace Mercer & players with pile of money February 1986

Hearts football team squad May 1987

Gary Mackay Hearts FC footballer wearing Paisley Pirates ice hockey gear

Gary Mackay sent off Hibs Hearts football

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"Heart of Midlothian: A Rich Tapestry of Football Heritage and Passion" Nestled in the heart of Edinburgh's historic Old Town, the Tynecastle Stadium stands as a testament to the enduring legacy Football Club. With its fine art adorning its walls, this iconic venue has witnessed countless moments that have etched themselves into football folklore. Walking along the Royal Mile, one cannot miss the striking paving stones mosaic in front of St. Giles Cathedral, proudly displaying the unmistakable symbol of Heart of Midlothian. It serves as a reminder that this club is deeply intertwined with the fabric of Edinburgh's rich history. In their European Cup Winners Cup match against Loko Leipzig at Tynecastle Stadium, Hearts showcased their prowess on an international stage with an impressive 5-1 victory. This triumph exemplified their determination and skill, leaving fans elated and opponents in awe. The August 1989 squad photo captures the essence of unity within Hearts' football team. Each player donning their distinctive maroon strip represents not only individual talent but also a collective spirit that has propelled them to success throughout their storied existence. Gary Mackay, an emblematic figure for Heart of Midlothian FC, epitomizes dedication and passion for his beloved club. Whether it be pulling on his jersey while celebrating a goal or kneeling on Tynecastle's hallowed turf before battle commences, Mackay embodies what it means to wear those famous colors. The image from October 25th, 1958 showcases captain Dave Mackay proudly hoisting aloft the league cup – a moment frozen in time that encapsulates Hearts' triumphs over adversity and commitment to excellence throughout history. Tommy Coyne's action-packed performance for Celtic in March 1989 reminds us that even formidable rivals recognize Hearts' tenacity and skill on the pitch. The battles fought between these two clubs have become legendary, fueling the passion of supporters on both sides.