SAUL, Henry Charles
Henry Charles Saul was born at Chelsea, London in 1861, son of Edmund Saul (2 October 1814-1885), a clerk & collector at Park Chapel, and his wife Mary née Cooper (1822-May 1899), who married at Kensington, London in 1845. In 1871, Henry was an 8-year-old Henry living at 26 Camera Square, St Luke, Chelsea with his parents, 56-year-old Edmund and 48-year-old Mary, and his three elder siblings, Mary 23, Emily 19 and Stephen 15. In 1881, a 19-year-old, still living in Camera Square with his parents, no occupation given, and ten years later had taken over from his father as clerk & collector at Park Chapel and was living with his widowed mother still at Camera Square. He married at Chelsea in 1899, Eleanor Ann Bradbury (born 1868). A painting 'The Proclamation', dated 1901, hangs in Southwold Town Hall which depicts a crowd of people gathered in Southwold Marketplace, receiving the news of Queen Victoria's death. It is signed Henry C. Saul; this is the only Henry C. Paul with correct dates at these times although he has no record being an artist. His later career has yet to be uncovered. This painting could be work of Henry Albert Saul.
Works by This Artist
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Proclamation of Edward VII, 1901Oil on canvas
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