The Twilight Tour: Mary Queen of Scots - images from The Hunterian collections is a captivating event that focuses on the various depictions of Mary Queen of Scots found in the Hunterian Collections. Mary Queen of Scots is a historical figure widely recognized for her distinct appearances, either as a stern queen adorned in black attire with a white cap and ruff, or as a dreamy and enchanting heroine. This twilight tour specifically explores the prints that showcase Mary's image and delves into how it has been employed throughout centuries to advocate for diverse causes and concepts. Following this enlightening talk and tour, attendees will have the opportunity to visit the National Library of Scotland, where they can discover unexpected portrayals of Mary Queen of Scots in films. The screening will be introduced by the esteemed Curator, Ann Cameron. The meeting point for the event is the Kelvin Hall reception. Please be advised that bags and jackets cannot be brought into the stores, but secure storage is provided. This event promises to be an insightful journey into the historical representations of Mary Queen of Scots, offering a unique perspective on her enduring legacy.

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