Portrait Of Mary Jane Inglis (born In 1804), Who Became Mary Mackenzie Of Inverness

Portrait of Mary Jane Inglis (born 1804), later Mary MacKenzie of Inverness, 19th century. By John Syme RSA (1795-1861). Large 19th-century Scottish portrait of Mary Jane Inglis, seated bust-length, wearing a white dress, oil on canvas, by John Syme. Magnificent portrait of the young Mary Jane Inglis before her marriage, wearing a white dress adorned with a bow and a brooch of emeralds and pearls. Presented in its original, richly decorated and gilt antique frame. Inglis married Dr. John Mackenzie, a staunch Highlander and local physician. Provenance: Lady Geraldine Inglis, wife of Sir Roderick John Inglis of Glencorse, 10th Baronet, a direct descendant of the Reverend John Inglis; then by descent. Dimensions: Approximately 124.5 x 104 cm (framed)