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Celia, John Graham  American, Oil, casein, charcoal, chalk, graphite, and ink on Masonite
John Graham
ca. 1944
Dikran Kelekian, John Graham  American, Oil on canvas
John Graham
1943
Dikran G. Kelekian, John Graham  American, Graphite on paper
John Graham
1940
Mary, Queen of Scots, on the eve previous to her execution (from "The History of England," volume III, chapter XLII), James Barton Longacre  American, Etching and engraving
Multiple artists/makers
1828
Mary Queen of Scots, on the evening preceding her execution (from "The American Eclectic Museum," volume 48, frontispiece), John Sartain  American, born England, Mezzotint and etching on steel
Multiple artists/makers
1859
Mary, Queen of Scots, on the morning she suffered Death in Fotheringhay Castle, George Dawe  British, Mezzotint and etching on steel.
Multiple artists/makers
May 12, 1796
The Murder of David Rizzio (Mary, Queen of Scots witnessing the murder of David Rizzio), William Dickinson  British, Mezzotint
Multiple artists/makers
July 1, 1791
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1828
Multiple artists/makers
1828
Engraver John Rogers
After John Graham
1810–60
On loan to The Met
John Graham
Lee Krasner
1941
On loan to The Met
John Graham
1942
On loan to The Met
John Graham
1942
On loan to The Met
John Graham
c. 1938
On loan to The Met
John Graham
1937
Charles Balthazar Julien Févret de Saint-Mémin
Sitter John Graham
1808

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