File:Charles E. N. Leith Hay by John Ernest Breun, 1905.jpg
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| Description | Charles Edward Norman Leith-Hay (1858–1939), of Leith Hall; oil portrait. He is wearing the Edwardian-era version of informal (daywear) Highland dress, with a kilt in a rather dark rendition of the Hay or Leith clan tartan. |
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| Source | Art UK: entry charles-edward-norman-leith-hay-18581939-of-leith-hall-197069 |
| Author | John Ernest Breun (1862–1921) |
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