Alfred Stevens (1817 - 1875)
RA Collection: People and Organisations
Sculptor, designer, interior designer, decorative painter. Trained in Florence and Rome, 1833-42; worked mainly in London. His major commission was the Wellington monument in St Paul’s Cathedral, completed after his death by H. Stannus and J. Tweed.
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Born: 31 December 1817
Died: 1 May 1875
Gender: Male
Works associated with Alfred Stevens in the RA Collection
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Associated books
7 results
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Hugh Hutton Stannus
"I know of but One Art" Alfred Stevens and His Work being a Collection of 57 Autotypes with a brief Memoir & Account of his principal productions so far as they are known by Hugh Stannus Architect Lecturer on Applied Art at University College & Teacher of Architectural Ornament at the Royal Academy [epigraph in Greek letter] - London:: 1891 (All rights reserved)
07/3768
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The Industrial Arts Of The Nineteenth Century. A Series Of Illustrations Of The Choicest Specimens Produced By Every Nation At The Great Exhibition Of Works Of Industry, 1851. Dedicated, By Permission, To His Royal Highness The Prince Albert, By M. Digby Wyatt, Architect. - - London:: [1851(-1853)]
06/4711
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Dugald Sutherland MacColl
The Wellington Monument of Alfred Stevens - London: 1903
13/2442
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Dugald Sutherland MacColl
The decorations by Alfred Stevens at Deysbrook, near Liverpool. - London: 1911
13/2441
Associated archives
4 results
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[copy] Sir Charles Grant Robertson, University of Birmingham, to Spielmann
14 Jul 1932
Item SP/13/56
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George Richmond, 2nd Rome journal
1840-1841
Item GRI/1/5
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John Gibson, to Mrs Blair
c. 1857
Item GI/1/22
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Draft memorandum on the moving of Wellington's monument in St Paul's Cathedral
c. 1880
File RAA/GA/17/4