Andrew Lang: Scottish Folklorist, Poet, and Scholar

Elliott and Fry

by Elliott and Fry
published on 21 October 2025

Scottish folklorist, poet, novelist, and scholar Andrew Lang (1844-1912). Photo by Elliott and Fry, published in *Memoirs* by Edward Clodd, 1916.

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