Fine art painter of portraits, women, genrescenes, interiors, marines in a clear and precise style with bright colors. Received instruction in the art of Navez, Paelinck and Van Eycken at the academy of Brussel and begon to go perfect in Paris with Roqueplan and Ingres. Was the brother of Joseph Stevens who also painted. Was good friends with Manet, Morisot, Baudelaire, Bazille, Puvis de Chavannes in Paris. Debuted with conventional genrescenes from a socially oriented sentiment that what Charles De Groux was present. In 1885 he switched to a less anecdotal conception of the genre and chose his models from the upper classes. Was also one of the first fans of Japonaiseries.Sarah Bernhardt was one of his pupils. Work in museum Brussel, Antwerpen, Paris, Boston, Elsene, Doornik, Luik, Amsterdam.
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Stevens, Alfred
Self portrait
Date: 1832 Movement: Realism Theme: Self Portrait Technique: Oil on canvas
Stevens, Alfred
Exotic bauble
Date: 1865 Movement: Romanticism Theme: Genre Technique: Oil on canvas
Stevens, Alfred
Rene Peters
Date: 1880s Movement: Impressionism Theme: Portrait Technique: Oil on canvas
Stevens, Alfred
Portrait of a Lady
Date: 1870s Movement: Romanticism Theme: Portrait Technique: Oil on wood
Stevens, Alfred
Portrait of a lady
Date: Not dated Movement: Romanticism Theme: Genre Technique: Oil on canvas
Stevens, Alfred
Self portrait
Date: Not dated Movement: Romanticism Theme: Self Portrait Technique: Crayon
Stevens, Alfred
Mother and child
Date: 1880s Movement: Romanticism Theme: Genre Technique: Oil on wood
Stevens, Alfred
Lady in yellow
Date: 1863 Movement: Romanticism Theme: Genre Technique: Oil on canvas
