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Alfred Walter Williams

English painter (1824-1905)

Born in London Borough of Southwark. Died in France.

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A life in paintings

Born 182410 dated paintingsDied 1905

11 works

  • Eel Bucks at Goring
    Eel Bucks at Goring
    Alfred Walter Williams
    1844 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Playing football outside the Gun Inn
    Playing football outside the Gun Inn
    Alfred Walter Williams
    1844
  • Reigate Heath, Surrey
    Reigate Heath, Surrey
    Alfred Walter Williams
    1857 · Leicester Museum & Art Gallery
  • Haymaking, Sunshine and Showers
    Haymaking, Sunshine and Showers
    Alfred Walter Williams
    1857 · Shipley Art Gallery
  • Cornfield with Reapers
    Cornfield with Reapers
    Alfred Walter Williams
    1864 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Autumn Morning, Isle of Skye
    Autumn Morning, Isle of Skye
    Alfred Walter Williams
    1871 · Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens
  • First Day of Winter on the Fells
    First Day of Winter on the Fells
    Alfred Walter Williams
    1873 · Lambeth Town Hall
  • Welsh Moor with Sheep
    Welsh Moor with Sheep
    Alfred Walter Williams
    1879 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • On the Cumberland Fells
    On the Cumberland Fells
    Alfred Walter Williams
    1880 · Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
  • Off Hastings, sunrise
    Off Hastings, sunrise
    Alfred Walter Williams
    1885
  • Pasturage near Swansea
    Pasturage near Swansea
    Alfred Walter Williams
    · The Atkinson
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