The seizure of Roger de Mortimer 1287-1330 in Nottingham Castle, 19th October 1330, from Illustrations of English and Scottish History Volume I

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"The Seizure of Roger de Mortimer, 1287-1330, in Nottingham Castle, 19th October 1330" is a historical painting by Sir Joseph Noel Paton, a renowned Scottish artist known for his detailed and imaginative works. The painting is included in "Illustrations of English and Scottish History Volume I" and vividly depicts the dramatic arrest of Roger de Mortimer, 1st Earl of March, by King Edward III. Mortimer was a powerful English nobleman and de facto ruler of England during the minority of Edward III, having played a key role in the deposition of Edward II.

Paton's work captures the tension and surprise of the moment when Edward III, asserting his authority, took bold action against Mortimer at Nottingham Castle. The event marked a significant turning point in English history, as it led to the end of Mortimer's regency and the restoration of royal power to the young king. The painting is noted for its attention to historical detail, the portrayal of the characters' emotions, and the dramatic use of light and shadow, which enhances the narrative of the clandestine operation.

Sir Joseph Noel Paton's artistic talent in historical and fairy subjects is well-reflected in this piece, which not only serves as an artistic representation of a pivotal historical event but also as an educational tool that brings to life the intrigue and power struggles of 14th-century England. The painting remains an important work for students of both art and history, offering insight into the period's political dynamics as well as Paton's artistic vision and skill.

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