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Rob Roy MacGregor, Scottish folk hero

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Rob Roy MacGregor, Scottish folk hero

Rob Roy MacGregor (1671-1734), Scottish outlaw and folk hero, with his tartan, coat of arms, badge and slogan. Date: circa 1905

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Badge Folk Hero Kilt Macgregor Outlaw Pine Scots Shield Slogan Socks Sporran Stag Tartan Unicorn Woody


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Rob Roy MacGregor: The Legendary Scottish Outlaw and Folk Hero This photograph print transports us back in time to the 18th century, where the enigmatic figure of Rob Roy MacGregor comes to life. Born in 1671 in Scotland, MacGregor gained notoriety as an outlaw, a man of great courage and cunning, and a folk hero whose legend continues to endure. MacGregor's tartan, displayed prominently in this image, is a testament to his Scottish heritage. The intricate pattern, woven into the fabric of his kilt, represents the Clan Gregor, a powerful and influential family in the Scottish Highlands. The coat of arms, emblazoned with a silver unicorn on a blue background, symbolizes Scotland's national emblem. The badge and slogan, both prominently displayed, further emphasize MacGregor's Scottish identity. The badge, featuring a stag's head, is a common motif in Scottish heraldry. The slogan, "Sans Peur et Sans Reproche," which translates to "Without Fear and Without Reproach," reflects MacGregor's fearless and unblemished reputation. MacGregor's attire is that of a traditional Scottish man of the time, complete with a sporran, socks, and a coat adorned with pinecones, a nod to the Ard na Coille or "Head of the Wood," a title given to the chieftain of the Clan Gregor. The helmet, with its distinctive crest of a pine tree and a silver ball, adds an air of mystique and warrior spirit to the image. The tree, a symbol of strength and endurance, is a fitting representation of MacGregor's resilience and the enduring nature of his legend. This photograph print, taken circa 1905, captures the essence of Rob Roy MacGregor, a man whose story continues to captivate and inspire generations. The image is a beautiful reminder of Scotland's rich history and the enduring power of legend and folklore.

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