Mary, Queen of Scots 1829

This engraving by James Thomson, titled *Mary, Queen of Scots*, depicts Mary, Queen of Scots, in a dark dress with a white lace collar and veil. The image was created from an original portrait in the collection of the Earl of Morton and published in 1829. Mary, Queen of Scots, is a prominent figure in British history, known for her tumultuous reign and eventual execution. Thomson's engraving captures a sense of her regal presence and melancholy, with the delicate lace and soft veil contrasting against the dark background. This artwork is a testament to Thomson's skill in capturing the essence of historical figures through detailed engravings, offering a glimpse into the past through the lens of his art.