In Tate Britain
In Tate Britain
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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Alfred Stevens The Hon. and Rev. Samuel Best
c.1833 -
Alfred Stevens Design in Perspective for the Decoration of a Vaulted Corridor
date not known -
Alfred Stevens Portrait of a Man
c.1839–40 -
Alfred Stevens Truth and Falsehood: Study for the Wellington Monument, St Paul’s
c.1863 -
Alfred Stevens William Blundell Spence
c.1851 -
Alfred Stevens Study for ‘Aeneas Bearing Anchises on his Shoulders’, for Dorchester House
1860 -
Alfred Stevens Self-Portrait at the Age of 14
1832 -
Alfred Stevens Studies of a Man Leaning over a Balustrade; the Head of a Dog Carrying a Stick. Verso: Sketch
date not known
Artist as subject
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Alphonse Legros Memorial Portrait of Alfred Stevens
1907 -
Alfred Stevens Self-Portrait at the Age of 14
1832 -
Anita Bartle, Grant Richards (London, UK) This is my Birthday
1902 -
Anita Bartle, Grant Richards (London, UK) This is my Birthday
1902 -
J. Leger & Son (London, UK) Untitled
1943 -
J. Leger & Son (London, UK) J. Leger & Son exhibition catalogue titled ‘Exhibition of Modern Paintings’
1944 -
Hampstead Artists Council (London, UK) Hampstead Artists’ Council souvenir exhibition catalogue titled ‘Hampstead Artists Past and Present’
1946
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