Mrs. Graham
- Artist
- Thomas Gainsborough
- Date
- c.1775
- Style
- Rococo
- Genre
- Portrait
"Mrs. Graham" is a 1777 portrait of Mrs. Mary Graham by the renowned British artist Thomas Gainsborough. Created shortly after her marriage to Thomas Graham, future Lord Lynedoch, the oil on canvas showcases Gainsborough’s mastery in capturing her elegance and grace. The painting features delicate Rococo influences, emphasizing soft, refined details, and embodies the genteel style of 18th-century portraiture. As one of the first works acquired by the Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh through bequest in 1859, it remains an important example of Gainsborough’s artistry and the period's artistic sensibilities.
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