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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · December 2, 1847 – January 16, 1920Wikidata

Alfred Parsons

painter from Great Britain (1847-1920)

Born in Beckington.

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A life in paintings

Born 184711 dated paintingsDied 1920

23 works

  • A Bunch of London Market Garden Moss Roses
    A Bunch of London Market Garden Moss Roses
    Alfred Parsons
    1867–1920 · National Trust
  • Meadows by the Avon
    Meadows by the Avon
    Alfred Parsons
    1884 · Gallery Oldham
  • ‘When Nature Painted all Things Gay’
    ‘When Nature Painted all Things Gay’
    Alfred Parsons
    1887 · Tate
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Alfred Parsons
    c. 1890 · Victoria Art Gallery
  • Basil Bradley
    Basil Bradley
    Alfred Parsons
    c. 1898 · Royal Watercolour Society
  • The Manor Park
    The Manor Park
    Alfred Parsons
    c. 1900 · University of Bristol
  • Magnolias
    Magnolias
    Alfred Parsons
    c. 1900 · National Museum Cardiff
  • The Pear Orchard
    The Pear Orchard
    Alfred Parsons
    c. 1903 · Falmouth Art Gallery
  • On the Bure at Wroxham
    On the Bure at Wroxham
    Alfred Parsons
    1910 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Bredon-on-the-Avon, Worcestershire
    Bredon-on-the-Avon, Worcestershire
    Alfred Parsons
    c. 1910 · Ferens Art Gallery
  • Orange Lilies, Broadway, Worcestershire
    Orange Lilies, Broadway, Worcestershire
    Alfred Parsons
    c. 1911 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • The Ouse at Bledsoe
    The Ouse at Bledsoe
    Alfred Parsons
    · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Poplars in the Thames Valley
    Poplars in the Thames Valley
    Alfred Parsons
    · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • Mowing time
    Mowing time
    Alfred Parsons
    · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • All in the Blue Unclouded Weather
    All in the Blue Unclouded Weather
    Alfred Parsons
    · Kirklees Museums and Galleries
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