Alfred Parsons
1847–1920 · British · 22 artworks
RealismNaturalismArts and CraftsDetailed botanical illustrationRealistic landscape depictionUse of natural lightPrecise brushworkHarmonious color palettes
artist bio
Alfred Parsons was an English artist, particularly noted for his landscape paintings and illustrations. He is celebrated for his contributions to the Arts and Crafts movement and his detailed depictions of English gardens and countryside.
what you'll learn
Studying Parsons' work allows students to understand the principles of realistic landscape painting and botanical illustration, focusing on accurate observation and detailed rendering of natural forms. Students can learn about composition, color harmony, and the depiction of light in outdoor settings.
related: John Constable, William Morris, Beatrix Potter
22 artworks
Spring Sunshine
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Landscape
1890
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Rosa alba
1914
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The Narrows at Rosneath and the Gareloch
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Morning on the Kennet
1880
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A Bunch of London Market Garden Moss Roses
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Magnolias
1900
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The Pear Orchard
1903
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All in the Blue Unclouded Weather
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Orange Lilies, Broadway, Worcestershire
1911
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Thorverton Bridge
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The Swede Harvest
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On the Cotswolds
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Poplars in the Thames Valley
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When Nature Painted all Things Gay
1887
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Botanical Illustration
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Meadows by the Avon
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Rosa damascena rubrotincta
1914
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River Scene with a Shepherd and Sheep by a Ferry
1900
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On the Avon near Stratford
1884
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The Manor Park
1900
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Ash Trees at Cropthorne, Worcestershire
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