Mary, Queen of Scots Bedroom, Holyroodhouse Oil on Canvas Signed C M Woods

An interior oil bedchamber believed to be of Mary, Queen of Scots Bedroom, in Holyroodhouse. 

Draped in warm golden textiles and surrounded by deep, moody tones, the scene has an almost storybook quality—inviting you to imagine the history and life that once filled the room.

The dark wood interior, paneled walls, glowing ochre fabrics, and beautifully rendered architectural details create a wonderfully romantic sense of depth. The painting is housed in a handsome antique-style gilt wood frame that complements the warm tones of the artwork beautifully.

Condition: there are minor nail pricks in the corners of the painting closer to the frame. Craquelure present. No major imperfections in the paint. Scuffs on the gilding on the frame. One single hook for a hanging mechanism. Please review all photos.

Approximate Measurements: 26.5"x18.5"

"Catherine Mary Wood (1857 - 1939) is an English painter of the second half of the 19th century. In 1879 she won a scholarship to the Royal Female School of Art. A talented and prolific painter, she exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1880 for more than 40 years. She also exhibited in numerous clubs and galleries of the time and was elected a member of the Society of Women Artists and of the Royal Institute of Painters in Oils.
Specializes in Still Lifes, but also interiors and subjects generally painted by male artists, such as still lifes with pipes, or with books, etc." (Casa d'aste Capitolium Art)