Mrs Campbell McInnes (painting)

Mrs. Campbell McInnes refers primarily to a portrait painting by Scottish artist Sir Henry Raeburn. While multiple portraits of women may exist bearing similar descriptions, this title is generally understood to specifically denote Raeburn's work. Details such as the date of creation, medium (usually oil on canvas), dimensions, and current location may vary depending on the specific collection or record being referenced. Further research into museum catalogs, auction records, and Raeburn's oeuvre is necessary to ascertain precise details regarding any particular "Mrs. Campbell McInnes" painting. The subject, Mrs. Campbell McInnes, was likely a woman of social standing within Raeburn's contemporary Scottish society, given Raeburn's reputation as a leading portraitist of the Scottish Enlightenment.