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The Celts: Myth and Reality

The Celts: Myth and Reality. Dr Dorothy Watts Honorary Research Consultant The University of Queensland. The Ancient Celtic World. The Celtic-speaking world today. James Macpherson (1736-1796). Penicuick House - Midlothian, Scotland “Ossian” ceiling completed 1773.

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The Celts: Myth and Reality

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  1. The Celts: Myth and Reality Dr Dorothy Watts Honorary Research Consultant The University of Queensland

  2. The Ancient Celtic World

  3. The Celtic-speaking world today

  4. James Macpherson (1736-1796)

  5. Penicuick House - Midlothian, Scotland“Ossian” ceiling completed 1773

  6. “The Dream of Ossian” (Ingres 1813)

  7. “The Bard” (Thomas Jones 1774)

  8. Modern “Druids” at Stonehenge

  9. Irish hero CuChullain

  10. Viriathus the Celtiberian In Spain In Portugal

  11. Ambiorix in Belguim Boudicca in Britain

  12. Brennus, in Burgundy - Sacker of Rome c.387 BC

  13. Vercingetorix the Gaul Emperor Napoleon III

  14. The Celtic-speaking world today

  15. Asterix, Obelix and Dogmatix (Where’s Getafix?)

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