Mary Stewart Collection
"Mary Stewart: A Captivating Figure in History" Step back in time to the 16th century with this captivating portrait of Mary, Queen of Scots
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"Mary Stewart: A Captivating Figure in History" Step back in time to the 16th century with this captivating portrait of Mary, Queen of Scots. The artist remains unknown, but their talent shines through as they capture the regal essence of this iconic monarch. In 1567, Mary Queen of Scots found herself compelled to sign her abdication at Lochleven Castle. Thomas Brown's artwork from 1878 immortalizes this pivotal moment in history, showcasing the strength and resilience that defined Mary's reign. Delve into the personal correspondence of Queen Mary with a letter she wrote to the Abbot of Dunfermline in 1889. James Stillie's artistic rendering brings life to her words and offers a glimpse into her thoughts during a tumultuous era. Mrs. Hartley takes on the character of Mary Queen of Scots in J Thornthwaite's portrayal from 1777. Through her performance, we witness the allure and complexity that surrounded this enigmatic queen. Sir Edmund Anderson, an influential figure during Mary's time, is depicted in an intriguing artwork from 1830 by an unknown creator. This piece serves as a reminder that there were many key players involved in shaping Scotland's destiny. Lady Mary Forbes graces us with her presence through George Romney's artistry from the 18th century (1926). Her elegance mirrors that which was often associated with royalty like Mary Queen of Scots herself. One cannot forget one of history’s most shocking events – when David Rizzio was murdered before Queen Mary’s eyes on January 1st, 1791. Isaac Taylor captures this chilling scene and reminds us how treacherous politics could be during those times. Explore exquisite artifacts such as "The Medley, " a handkerchief dating back to England in 1792/95 created by William Gilpin or admire a stunning French furnishing fabric from1827/40 whose creator remains unknown.