Alfred Stevens

1817–1875

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Biography

Alfred George Stevens (30 December 1817 – 1 May 1875), was a British sculptor. His major work is the monument to the Duke of Wellington in St Paul's Cathedral.

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Artworks

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Studies of Angels etc. for the Dome of St Paul’s
Alfred Stevens
c.1862–7
Mary Ann, Wife of Leonard Collman
Alfred Stevens
c.1854
Isaiah
Alfred Stevens
1862
Judith
Alfred Stevens
c.1848
King Alfred and his Mother
Alfred Stevens
c.1848
The Angel Announcing the Birth of Our Lord to the Shepherds
Alfred Stevens
c.1860
Study for Amoret Bound in the House of Busirane
Alfred Stevens
?c.1855

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The Hon. and Rev. Samuel Best
Alfred Stevens
c.1833

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Memorial Portrait of Alfred Stevens
Alphonse Legros
1907

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Self-Portrait at the Age of 14
Alfred Stevens
1832

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Artworks

Studies of Angels etc. for the Dome of St Paul’s

Mary Ann, Wife of Leonard Collman

Isaiah

Judith

King Alfred and his Mother

The Angel Announcing the Birth of Our Lord to the Shepherds

Study for Amoret Bound in the House of Busirane

The Hon. and Rev. Samuel Best

Artist as subject

Memorial Portrait of Alfred Stevens

Self-Portrait at the Age of 14

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