Everything about William Salter Artist totally explained
William Salter (
1804-
1875) was an
English portrait painter of the
19th century.
He was born and educated in
Honiton,
Devon. His most famous work is
The Waterloo Banquet (1836) in
Apsley House, which depicts a commemorative banquet held by the
Duke of Wellington at his London home on the anniversary of the
Battle of Waterloo.
Salter painted 83 portraits, mainly of military figures, that are held by the
National Portrait Gallery. His picture of
Socrates before his Judges won him election to the
Royal Academy.
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