the inner loggia (west) on Glasgow City Chambers (1886) Monument to Peter Stewart, engineer, in Glasgow Necropolis (1887) Monument to Alexander McCall in Glasgow Necropolis (1888) Monument to Margaret and Annie Brown in Cathcart Cemetery, Cathcart, Glasgow (1888) Bust of Rev James Shanks in Maryhill Parish Church (1889) (demolished 1998) Typanum relief group on Anderson's Medical College, 56 Dumbarton Road, Partick (1889–1890) (commissioned by James Sellars its architect. This depicts the 16th century physician Peter Lowe with his students. plus a pair of winged figures. Monument to Annie Greenhill in Glasgow Necropolis (1889) Portrait bust of Thomas Carlyle (1889) Monument to Sir James Robertson in Glasgow Necropolis (1889) Figures of the Engineer and Shipwright on Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company Office (1890) Monument to James Sellars architect and his friend, Lambhill Cemetery, Glasgow (1890) his bronze relief portrait was sadly stolen. Medallion of Peter Lowe in Glasgow Cathedral (1893) Portrait bust in white marble of Saul Solomon, Cape Colony MP and businessman, in the Parliament of South Africa, Cape Town (1893) Huge monument to Alexander Allan and his family, Glasgow Necropolis (1894–99) granite sections by Alexander McDonald of Aberdeen Statue of Robert Burns in Irvine (1895) Medallion of Edward Caird in Glasgow University (1897) Bust of Prof David Masson, Old College, University of Edinburgh (1897) Monument to James Hedderwick, Glasgow Cathedral (1901) Livingstone Medal of Royal Scottish Geographical Society (1901) Reclining marble effigy of James Francis Montgomery in St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh (1902) Statue of Lord Byron in Aberdeen (1902) William Gladstone Memorial in Edinburgh (1902) assisted by William Shirreffs and (briefly) Louis Deuchars Statue of John Knox in St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh (1902) Statue of the 3rd Marquess of Bute in Cardiff (1902) Portrait medallion of Henry Drummond (evangelist) on the Henry Drummond Memorial Fountain at Kelvingrove Park Gates (1902...now lost) Sculpted figures on Dumfries Public Library (1904) Medallion of Henry Drummond (evangelist) in the Free Church College, Edinburgh (1905) Portrait head in low relief of Margaret Oliphant (1828–1897) St Giles Cathedral (1908) Grave for his wife Frieda in Gogar Churchyard (1910) Robert Rowand Anderson, Scottish National Portrait Gallery (1921) References External links Electric Scotland bio of Macgillivray GlasgowSculpture's page on Macgillivray Scottish sculptors Scottish male sculptors 1856 births 1938 deaths People from Inverurie Royal Scottish Academicians 19th-century British sculptors 20th-century British sculptors 20th-century Scottish poets Scottish male poets 20th-century British male writers Scottish Renaissance