Alfred de Bréanski
Painted British landscapes in Constable's style
Alfred de Breanski was a noted British painter. His Constablesque, landscapes of England, Scotland and Wales are particularly noted. Some of his works were exhibited at the Royal Academy and the Southampton City Art Gallery, The Royal Agricultural University Collection and Brighton and Hove Museums and Art Galleries have holdings of his work. He had brother, Gustave de Breanski and a son Alfred de Breanski Jnr. who were also painters.
Relationship Network
Master student
- Michel-Martin Drolling Master
Fellow student
Influenced
Siblings
- Gustave de Breanski Unknown
Artworks by this artist
- Highland landscape
- The Vale of Llangollen 1897
- Windsor Castle at sunset 1897
- Below the Falls of Glenfinlas, Scotland
- ‘A Misty Morning’, The Tow Path at Shepperton
- When The Trout Rise
- Ben-An, N.B., Scotland
- The silvery Thames at Ditton
- The Vale of Ben-Lawers
- Loch Lomond
- The Valley Of Borrowdale
- Loch Lomond and Loch Katrine
- Departing day
- The Evening Glow, Vale Of Eagle, Loch Lomond
- The Dee at Balmoral
- Summer’s evening, Llyn Gwynant, North Wales
- The Tay near Dunkeld, Scotland
- Ben Lomond
- The Evening Boat to Greenock
- Llyn-Y-Ddinas, Beddgelert, North Wales