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Stephen Brought Prisoner to Empress Mathilda (black chalk and grey wash on paper)

Stephen Brought Prisoner to Empress Mathilda (black chalk and grey wash on paper)


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Stephen Brought Prisoner to Empress Mathilda (black chalk and grey wash on paper)

XOS1766116 Stephen Brought Prisoner to Empress Mathilda (black chalk and grey wash on paper) by Singleton, Henry (1766-1839); 26x39.7 cm; Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection, USA; (add.info.: Matilda (1102-67) was the daughter of Henry I and consort to Heinrich V. Her rival King Stephen (1092?-1154) was captured by her forces at the Battle of Lincoln in 1141 and deposed, after which she ruled for a while.); British, out of copyright

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This black chalk and grey wash print, titled "Stephen Brought Prisoner to Empress Mathilda" depicts a significant moment in history. Created by Henry Singleton, this artwork measures 26x39.7 cm and is housed at the Yale Center for British Art as part of the esteemed Paul Mellon Collection. The scene portrayed in this sketch takes us back to the Middle Ages, specifically the twelfth century. It captures a pivotal event during Matilda's reign as queen of England. Matilda, daughter of Henry I and wife of Heinrich V, was engaged in a fierce power struggle with her rival King Stephen. At the Battle of Lincoln in 1141, forces loyal to Matilda managed to capture King Stephen himself. This victory led to his subsequent deposition from the throne and allowed Matilda to rule temporarily. The intensity and drama surrounding this historical event are beautifully conveyed through Singleton's skilled use of black chalk and grey wash on paper. Intriguingly detailed, this artwork showcases not only political rivalry but also highlights themes such as monarchy, claimants to power, and medieval English royalty. As we gaze upon this piece, we are transported back in time to witness an important chapter in British history unfold before our eyes.

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