Alfred Wallis

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  • Alfred Wallis Two sailing ships Print

    Alfred Wallis Two sailing ships Print

    Alfred Wallis Two sailing ships Print

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  • Alfred Wallis Four steam ships and three jetties Print

    Alfred Wallis Four steam ships and three jetties Print

    Alfred Wallis Four steam ships and three jetties Print

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  • Alfred Wallis Harbour scene Print

    Alfred Wallis Harbour scene Print

    Alfred Wallis Harbour scene Print

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  • Alfred Wallis Motor vessel with airship and shark Print

    Alfred Wallis Motor vessel with airship and shark Print

    Alfred Wallis Motor vessel with airship and shark Print

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  • Alfred Wallis Motor vessel near land Print

    Alfred Wallis Motor vessel near land Print

    Alfred Wallis Motor vessel near land Print

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  • Alfred Wallis Three master and steamer in port Print

    Alfred Wallis Three master and steamer in port Print

    Alfred Wallis Three master and steamer in port Print

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  • Customworks Ltd Alfred Wallis P&O Ship Fridge Magnet 1

    Alfred Wallis P&O Ship Fridge Magnet

    Alfred Wallis P&O Ship Fridge Magnet

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  • Postcard Alfred Wallis White house and cottages - the Old House, Porthmeor Square 1

    Postcard Alfred Wallis White house and cottages - the Old House, Porthmeor Square

    Postcard Alfred Wallis White house and cottages - the Old House, Porthmeor Square

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  • Alfred Wallis White house and cottages Cushion

    Alfred Wallis White house and cottages Cushion

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    Alfred Wallis White house and cottages Cushion

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Discover our ranges featuring the work of celebrated folk painter Alfred Wallis, including prints, tea towels, greetings cards and books.

Alfred Wallis was born in Devon. He was a fisherman and later a scrap-metal merchant in St. Ives. After the death of his wife in 1922, he turned to painting as a way of fending off loneliness. He was admired by Ben Nicholson and Christopher Wood, who came across his work when visiting St. Ives in 1928 and included it in the Seven & Five Society's exhibition of 1929. He died in Madron Poorhouse in 1942.

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