One of the most distinctive buildings in the west end of Glasgow, the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum was designed by John S. Simpson and E.J. Milner Allen, and was opened in 1901. This photo was taken at sunset from the base of the tower of the neighbouring Glasgow University. There is a local legend that this building was accidently constructed back-to-front as its main entrance faces away from Argyle Street. However, it was always intended to face towards the university buildings. Its ornate towers are particularly distinctive, especially when silhouetted against a stunning sunset. This photograph as taken by Colin M. Drysdale.
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