Marriage at Cana
Knights was known for her distinctive dress, a stylised version of nineteenth century Italian peasant costume, characterised by a loose ankle-length skirt, a plain buttoned blouse, a wide brimmed black hat and coral necklace and earrings. Several of Knights paintings include self-portraits, including "The Deluge" and "The" "Marriage at Cana." Knights can be seen in the foreground of "The Deluge" and is the third figure on the left hand side, seated at the table in "The" "Marriage at Cana", in both paintings Knights depicts herself wearing distinctive dress.