Graffiti Kelburn Castle Boyle Clan Tree Ornament

Kelburn Castle, in North Ayrshire, Scotland, is the home of the clan's chief, the Earl of Glasgow, and dates from the 12th century when the Scots and Norsemen were at war. The brilliantly coloured photo is the current look, a traditional tower shape, but covered with bright graffiti. Around the turn of the millennium, the Earl was looking for ways to rennovate the outer concrete layer which was crumbling. He invited Brazilian street artists, who collaborated with Scottish talent for this unique art on the castle's south side, that is now considered permanent. This graffiti photograph is by Tim Kirman Photography and is licensed it with a 2.0 CC license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/ It have been modified for size, shape, contrast, resolution, colour and the addition of text. The blue and green tartan that covers the back is under Crown Copyright, registered with the Scottish Register of Tartans.