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Alfred Clint

British artist (1807-1883)

Born in London. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 18078 dated paintingsDied 1883

12 works

  • The Village Church
    The Village Church
    Alfred Clint
    c. 1828 · National Trust
  • Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792–1822) (copy after an original of 1819 by Amelia Curran and Edward Ellerker Williams)
    Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792–1822) (copy after an original of 1819 by Amelia Curran and Edward Ellerker Williams)
    Alfred Clint
    c. 1829 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Landing at East Cliff, Dover, Kent
    Landing at East Cliff, Dover, Kent
    Alfred Clint
    c. 1840 · Dover Collections
  • Morning: London from Highgate
    Morning: London from Highgate
    Alfred Clint
    1841 · Walker Art Gallery
  • View of Hastings, East Sussex
    View of Hastings, East Sussex
    Alfred Clint
    1849 · Hastings Museum and Art Gallery
  • View of St Peter Port, Guernsey
    View of St Peter Port, Guernsey
    Alfred Clint
    1850 · Castle Cornet
  • Margate, Kent, from Westbrook
    Margate, Kent, from Westbrook
    Alfred Clint
    c. 1850 · Margate Old Town Local History Museum
  • Hampstead from the South-East
    Hampstead from the South-East
    Alfred Clint
    1852–1855 · Tate
  • Landscape with Mountains and Rocks
    Landscape with Mountains and Rocks
    Alfred Clint
    · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Sunset from Hampstead Heath
    Sunset from Hampstead Heath
    Alfred Clint
    · Holborn Library
  • Wicklow Head and Blackrock Castle
    Wicklow Head and Blackrock Castle
    Alfred Clint
    · National Museum Cardiff
  • Beech Trees
    Beech Trees
    Alfred Clint
    · Victoria and Albert Museum
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