Alfred Wallis

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Alfred Wallis was a self-taught British fisherman-turned-painter whose simple, expressive seascapes made him a key figure in 20th-century naïve art.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fisherman
folk artist
human
painter
artEducation none
associatedWith St Ives School NERFINISHED
burialPlace St Ives NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1855-08-18
dateOfDeath 1942-08-29
familyName Wallis NERFINISHED
genre marine art
seascape painting
givenName Alfred
hasWorkInCollection Kettle’s Yard NERFINISHED
Tate NERFINISHED
influenced Ben Nicholson NERFINISHED
Christopher Wood NERFINISHED
movement naïve art
outsider art
name Alfred Wallis NERFINISHED
nationality British
notableFor depictions of ships and harbours
influence on St Ives artists
simple expressive seascapes
occupation fisherman
painter
scrap dealer
paintingMedium household paint
paintingStyle limited colour palette
non-perspectival
simplified forms
paintingSurface cardboard
scrap materials
placeOfBirth Devon NERFINISHED
Devonport NERFINISHED
England
Plymouth NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Cornwall NERFINISHED
England
Madron NERFINISHED
religion Methodism NERFINISHED
residence Cornwall NERFINISHED
St Ives NERFINISHED
selfTaught true
startedPaintingAfter death of his wife
startedPaintingIn his seventies
subjectMatter coastal scenes
fishing boats
harbours
sailing ships

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Naïve art notableArtist Alfred Wallis