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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1852 – 1916Wikidata

Alfred George Webster

British painter (1852–1916)

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A life in paintings

Born 18524 dated paintingsDied 1916

16 works

  • Lectern, Lincoln Cathedral
    Lectern, Lincoln Cathedral
    Alfred George Webster
    1894 · Usher Gallery
  • Spring
    Spring
    Alfred George Webster
    1896 · Usher Gallery
  • Narcissus
    Narcissus
    Alfred George Webster
    1899 · Usher Gallery
  • Frederick Andrew (1840–1916)
    Frederick Andrew (1840–1916)
    Alfred George Webster
    1916 · Usher Gallery
  • Mablethorpe Shore, Lincolnshire
    Mablethorpe Shore, Lincolnshire
    Alfred George Webster
    · Usher Gallery
  • Newark Castle, Nottinghamshire
    Newark Castle, Nottinghamshire
    Alfred George Webster
    · Usher Gallery
  • Dean's Eye, Lincoln Cathedral from the Clerestory
    Dean's Eye, Lincoln Cathedral from the Clerestory
    Alfred George Webster
    · Usher Gallery
  • Somerton Castle, Lincolnshire
    Somerton Castle, Lincolnshire
    Alfred George Webster
    · Usher Gallery
  • Castle Hill, Lincoln
    Castle Hill, Lincoln
    Alfred George Webster
    · Usher Gallery
  • Mr Bland's Orchard, Heighington, Lincoln
    Mr Bland's Orchard, Heighington, Lincoln
    Alfred George Webster
    · Usher Gallery
  • Gainsborough Old Hall, Lincolnshire
    Gainsborough Old Hall, Lincolnshire
    Alfred George Webster
    · Usher Gallery
  • Whitefriars, Lincoln
    Whitefriars, Lincoln
    Alfred George Webster
    · Usher Gallery
  • Autumn
    Autumn
    Alfred George Webster
    · Usher Gallery
  • Summer
    Summer
    Alfred George Webster
    · Usher Gallery
  • Winter
    Winter
    Alfred George Webster
    · Usher Gallery
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