Alfred William Rich

1856–1921

Shillingford Bridge
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In Tate Britain

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Biography

Alfred William Rich (4 March 1856 – 7 September 1921), was an English watercolourist, teacher and author.


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Artworks

Alfred William Rich Shillingford Bridge

date not known
View by appointment T08216
Alfred William Rich, ‘Shardeloes Park, Bucks.’ c.1913

Alfred William Rich Shardeloes Park, Bucks.

c.1913
N03037
Alfred William Rich, ‘St Mary’s, Oxford’ exhibited 1909

Alfred William Rich St Mary’s, Oxford

exhibited 1909
N03180

Artist as subject

Sir William Orpen, ‘The Model’ 1911

Sir William Orpen The Model

1911
N03530

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