Lieutenant Colonel John Graham of Duchray and Rednock (d.1790), 42nd Highlanders

Image credit: The Black Watch Castle & Museum

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The sitter is either Captain John Graeme (retiring as Captain in 1764 after gaining the rank in 1762) or Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Graeme (retiring as Lieutenant Colonel in 1771 after achieving the rank in 1770.

Lieutenant Colonel John Graeme of Duchray and Rednock served with the 42nd Highlanders from 1756 until 1763. He served in the North American Campaigns and was wounded at Ticonderoga (7th July 1758) and at Bushy Run (August 1762). He died in 1790.

The title of this artwork is taken from the painting's plate, which may have erroneously spelt the sitter's surname.

The Black Watch Castle & Museum

Perth

Title

Lieutenant Colonel John Graham of Duchray and Rednock (d.1790), 42nd Highlanders

Medium

oil on canvas 

Measurements

H 75.5 x W 63.5 cm

Accession number

2010.4.1

Acquisition method

gift, 2010

Work type

Painting

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