Parris Collection

Salem Witches: Tituba
Titubas tales alarm the children, who accuse her of being a witch

The Empress Eugenie in her bridal dress, 1853, (1902). Artist: Edmund Thomas Parris
The Empress Eugenie in her bridal dress, 1853. Eugenie de Montijo (1826-1920) was the last Empress consort of the French from 1853 to 1871 as the wife of Napoleon III

Debbie Ann Parris 400 Meters 26 August 1999 Date: 26 August 1999

Thomas Hornors hut above the dome of St
Thomas Hornors hut on scaffolding above the dome of St. Pauls Cathedral, London, where he painted his giant panorama of London, 1821

Large Chandelier at Carlton House, Pall Mall, 19th century. Creator: Edmund Thomas Parris
Large Chandelier at Carlton House, Pall Mall, 19th century

View of Chester Terrace, Regents Park, London, 1830. Artist
View of Chester Terrace, Regents Park, London, 1830

Portrait of Queen Adelaide, 1859. Artist: Edmund Thomas Parris
Portrait of Queen Adelaide, Consort of William IV, 1859

Anne of Denmark, Queen of England, Wife of James 1st, 19th century. Artist: Edmund Thomas Parris
Anne of Denmark, Queen of England, Wife of James 1st, 19th century. After Paul van Somer (c1577-1621). From The Connoisseur Volume VI. [Otto Limited, London, 1903]

Lady of the Court of Louis XV, 19th century. Artist: Edmund Thomas Parris
Lady of the Court of Louis XV, 19th century. After Jean-Michel Moreau (1741-1814). From The Connoisseur Volume V. [Otto Limited, London, 1903]

Alexandrina Victoria Queen of England, 1838, (1902). Artist: Edmund Thomas Parris
Alexandrina Victoria Queen of England, 1838. Queen Victoria (1819-1901) on the throne in her coronation robes wearing the crown and holding the sceptre

Elizabeth, Queen of England, Defeat of the Spanish Armada, 1588, (1902). Artist: Edmund Thomas Parris
Elizabeth, Queen of England, in the dress in which she went to return thanks for the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, 1588. After Issac Oliver (c1565-1617). From The Connoisseur Vol

Anna Boleyn, or Anne Bullen, Queen of England 1533, (1902). Artist: Edmund Thomas Parris
Anna Boleyn, or Anne Bullen, Queen of England 1533. Anne Boleyn. Anne, Marchioness of Pembroke (c1507-1536), also called Ann Bolin and Anne Bullen

Mama & Child / Parris / 1830
A mother sits with her two daughters Date: 1830

WITCH TRIAL: TITUBA, 1692. The witch Tituba of Salem with Elizabeth Parris and Abigail Williams during the witchcraft delusion of 1692. Wood engraving, 19th century

Parris Island, South Carolina. Special United States Marine units in training bedding down a big barrage balloon. Date 1942 May

Cricketer, Parris
F. Parris Cricketer - Sussex

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"Parris: A Journey Through Time and Artistic Mastery" Step into the world of Parris, a name that resonates with historical significance and artistic brilliance. From the dark depths of Salem's witch trials to the grandeur of royal courts, this captivating surname has left an indelible mark on various realms. One cannot mention Parris without delving into the infamous Salem Witches. Among them was Tituba, whose involvement in these haunting events forever etched her name in history's annals. Edmund Thomas Parris, a talented artist himself, captured this era through his brushstrokes in "The Empress Eugenie in her bridal dress" and transported viewers back to 1853. But it is not only famous figures who bear this illustrious name; ordinary individuals have also contributed their talents. Debbie Ann Parris stands as a testament to this fact, leaving her own unique imprint on society. As we explore further into Parris' legacy, we encounter unexpected surprises. Thomas Hornor's humble abode perched above St. Paul's Cathedral dome offers a glimpse into London's architectural wonders during another time. Parris' creative genius extends beyond earthly domains too—his large chandelier at Carlton House illuminates Pall Mall with its radiant glow throughout the 19th century. Moving from architecture to portraiture, our journey takes us to Chester Terrace in Regents Park where an exquisite view unfolds before our eyes—a masterpiece crafted by an unknown artist but undoubtedly influenced by the allure of Parris' work. And then there are queens—powerful women who shaped nations and inspired countless artists like Edmund Thomas Parris himself. Queen Adelaide gazes upon us with regal grace while Anne of Denmark captivates us with her enigmatic charm. A lady from Louis XV's court emerges from history’s shadows—an elegant muse immortalized by none other than Edmund Thomas Parris himself.