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United Kingdom · December 15, 1844 – September 28, 1913Wikidata

Alfred East

British artist (1844-1913)

Born in Kettering. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 184410 dated paintingsDied 1913

37 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • An English Farmstead
    An English Farmstead
    Alfred East
    1880s · Northampton Museum and Art Gallery
  • An Autumn Afterglow
    An Autumn Afterglow
    Alfred East
    1886 · Dudley Museums Service
  • Japanese Children
    Japanese Children
    Alfred East
    1888 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • October Glow, near Yardley Woods
    October Glow, near Yardley Woods
    Alfred East
    1889 · The Atkinson
  • An Idyll of Spring
    An Idyll of Spring
    Alfred East
    1897 · Harris Museum
  • Early Dawn on Monte Mottarone, Lake Maggiore, Italy
    Early Dawn on Monte Mottarone, Lake Maggiore, Italy
    Alfred East
    1899–1900 · Kettering Museum and Art Gallery
  • Château Gaillard, Normandy, France
    Château Gaillard, Normandy, France
    Alfred East
    c. 1903 · Northampton Museum and Art Gallery
  • Golden Autumn
    Golden Autumn
    Alfred East
    1904 · Tate
  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    Alfred East
    1912 · Kettering Museum and Art Gallery
  • Outside The Bull Ring
    Outside The Bull Ring
    Alfred East
    · Auckland Art Gallery
  • Snow in Spring
    Snow in Spring
    Alfred East
  • Autumn in the Valley of the Ouse, Sussex
    Autumn in the Valley of the Ouse, Sussex
    Alfred East
    · Gallery Oldham
  • Landscape with River and Swans
    Landscape with River and Swans
    Alfred East
    · Dudley Museums Service
  • The Miller's Pool
    The Miller's Pool
    Alfred East
    · Dudley Museums Service
  • A Japanese Sketch
    A Japanese Sketch
    Alfred East
    · Dudley Museums Service
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