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Alfred Priest

British painter (1874-1929)

Born in Harborne. Died in Chelsea.

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A life in paintings

Born 18746 dated paintingsDied 1929

8 works

  • George Thomas Tuby (1857–1932)
    George Thomas Tuby (1857–1932)
    Alfred Priest
    c. 1900 · Danum Gallery, Library and Museum
  • Alderman John Townsend
    Alderman John Townsend
    Alfred Priest
    1902 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Sir Benjamin Stone (1838–1914)
    Sir Benjamin Stone (1838–1914)
    Alfred Priest
    1903 · Birmingham Central Library
  • Alderman G. H. Dunn (1837–1908), Mayor of Dudley (1897–1898)
    Alderman G. H. Dunn (1837–1908), Mayor of Dudley (1897–1898)
    Alfred Priest
    1907 · Dudley Museums Service
  • Arthur Henderson (1863–1935)
    Arthur Henderson (1863–1935)
    Alfred Priest
    1917 · People's History Museum
  • Alderman George Thomas Tuby (1857–1932), Mayor of Doncaster (1921–1922)
    Alderman George Thomas Tuby (1857–1932), Mayor of Doncaster (1921–1922)
    Alfred Priest
    1922 · Mansion House, Doncaster
  • Mabel Askew (1861–1941), Second Wife of Brooke Robinson
    Mabel Askew (1861–1941), Second Wife of Brooke Robinson
    Alfred Priest
    · Brooke Robinson Museum
  • John Senhouse Goldie-Taubman (1838–1898), Speaker of the House of Keys (1867–1898)
    John Senhouse Goldie-Taubman (1838–1898), Speaker of the House of Keys (1867–1898)
    Alfred Priest
    · Tynwald
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