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The development of Scottish art from the Enlightenment to the early Romantic period, with the emphasis on the work of David Wilkie, Robert Adam, Horatio McCulloch and others.

This episode traces the radical development of Scottish art in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, when artists and craftspersons such as Charles Rennie Mackintosh and John Duncan Fergusson created a new, idiosyncratic form of painting that eschewed realism in favor of capturing the moment.

The story of Scottish art in the twentieth century as it strove to create a new national identity and then fragmented in the postwar period in the direction of modernism and expressionism.