Henry Leetown

Henry Leetown (13 March 1324 - 1 June 1402) was a Maustanian artist. He rose to fame when he was invited to the Mariastadt Palace (Paville County) to paint for the Empress Maria the II who was impressed by Leetown’s works on the landscapes of Krosari and hired him as her court painter. His work is now displayed in the Royal Art Gallery (State Museum).

Life
Little is known about him as he was only recognized for his work on the Krosarian landscape and the portrait of Empress Maria the II with her second husband or his restoration of the portrait of King George the IV (nicknamed “father of the Geuvarian-Lidovarian Commonwealth”). He was born in Memn which was known for its diamond mines in the Diamond Bay (now Berbourg Bay) or minor contributions for arts. He also helped with foundation of the city of Mariastadt and painted portraits of the Royal Family. Unfortunately only the portrait of Maria the II with her second husband and the portrait of her cousin are in good condition. The rest of the paintings found in the Palace are under restoration.