Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots
Mary Queen of Scots by an unknown artist, c. 1620
Royal Collection, Windsor © Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth
II
The beautiful tomb of Mary Queen of Scots in Westminster Abbey
She had originally been buried at Peterborough Cathedral after her
execution,
but was re-interred at Westminster by her son, King James VI/I
Photo © Pitkin Guides
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Mary at about the time of her marriage to the French heir
Painted by an unknown artist
Royal Collection © Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
A sketch of Mary, possibly the basis for the above portrait
Mary by a follower of Clouet
Probably based on the portrait at the top of this page
National Trust
Mary in mourning for Francis II
Painted by an known artist
Royal Collection © Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Mary in 1578
After Nicolas Hilliard (possibly a 17th century copy)
National Portrait Gallery, London
Mary c.1578 by Nicholas Hilliard
Mount added in the late 17th century
Victoria and Albert Museum
Mary and her son James VI/I
Dated 1583
Mary's rosary
The casket that contained letters that implicated Mary in
Darnley's murder.
A woodcut of Mary's execution by a Dutch artist
Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Wax figure of Mary at Madame Tussaud's in London
Photograph by Lara E. Eakins
