Alfred Edward East Collection
Alfred Edward East, a renowned artist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, captured the beauty of nature in his exquisite paintings
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Alfred Edward East, a renowned artist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, captured the beauty of nature in his exquisite paintings. In "Reedy Mere And Sunlit Hills" (1890-91), he skillfully depicted the serene reflection of reeds on a calm lake, bathed in golden sunlight. The tranquility continues in "Hayle from Lelant, Cornwall" (1892), where East transports us to a picturesque coastal scene with rolling hills and a peaceful harbor. "The Golden Valley" (c1893) showcases East's mastery of capturing light and color as he paints an idyllic landscape drenched in warm hues. Similarly, "An Autumn Afterglow" (1886) evokes a sense of nostalgia with its vibrant autumnal palette that seems to glow long after sunset. In contrast to these natural landscapes, East also explored human-made environments. In "In The Park" (c1864-1906), he invites us into an urban oasis filled with lush greenery and people leisurely strolling through pathways. This painting serves as a testament to his versatility as an artist. East's connection with lakes is evident once again in "By the Edge of the Lake" (1902). Though painted by an unknown artist, it still captures his signature style - tranquil waters reflecting surrounding trees under clear blue skies. As we delve deeper into East's body of work, we encounter more captivating scenes like "Autumn" (1887) and "An Idyll of Spring" (1897). These paintings transport us through seasons while showcasing his ability to capture nature's ever-changing beauty. Not only was Alfred Edward East skilled at depicting landscapes but also portraiture. A portrait titled "Portrait of Alfred East, " painted around 1902 by John Henry Frederick Bacon, immortalizes him for future generations to admire.