Portrait of Katharine Elliot (died 1688), Dresser of Duchess Anne of York and First Woman of the Bedchamber of Queen Mary of Modena, the first and second Wives of James II of England, respectively c. 1680 - 1700

This oil painting, "Portrait of Katharine Elliot", is a work by English artist John Riley, dating to the late 17th century. The artwork depicts Katharine Elliot, a prominent figure in the court of James II, dressed in a dark, flowing gown and a white lace collar. The portrait is rendered in a realistic style, typical of Riley's work, with particular attention paid to capturing the sitter's features. This oil painting is a valuable historical record of the life of a prominent woman during the reign of James II, providing insights into the dress and social status of the era.