Edward Payson Dutton Collection
Edward Payson Dutton was a talented artist who specialized in creating stunning portraits of historical figures
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Edward Payson Dutton was a talented artist who specialized in creating stunning portraits of historical figures. In 1924, he captured the essence of various influential individuals from different eras and cultures. One of his captivating works is "A Celtic Chieftainess (Boadicea)", where Dutton portrays the fierce warrior queen with intricate details that showcase her strength and determination. Another masterpiece is "A Byzantine Emperor of the Eighth and Ninth Centuries, A. D. ", which transports us to an era filled with grandeur and power. Dutton's skillful brushwork shines through in "The Emperor Justinian", as he brings to life this iconic ruler known for his legal reforms and architectural achievements. Similarly, in "The Empress Cunigunda", we are transported back to the early medieval period, witnessing her grace and regal presence. "The Emperor Henry II" captures the holiness associated with this revered monarch while showcasing Dutton's attention to historical accuracy. Moving forward in time, we encounter a French King from either the Carlovingian or Capetian dynasties, depicted elegantly by Dutton's masterful hand. Intriguingly, Dutton also delves into ancient history with "Hengist, Chief of the Angles (A. D. 449)". This portrait allows us a glimpse into early British history when tribes clashed for dominance on these lands. Diving deeper into Arthurian legend, Dutton presents King Arthur himself wearing traditional British chieftain attire from the sixth century AD. The level of detail showcases both his artistic talent and knowledge of historical fashion trends. Returning to Byzantium once again, we find another emperor portrayed by Dutton - this time from the tenth to twelfth centuries AD. His ability to capture their majesty is evident yet again as he immortalizes these powerful rulers. Lastly but certainly not least important are two more remarkable pieces.