Alfred Mavers was a keen observer of society whether at home in Lehtre, Germany or travelling to other European countries like Italy and Spain. Alfred’s paintings are peopled with figures that express emotions and suggest lives that are varied and complex. The identity of each individual whether sitting for a portrait or captured unaware is distinct and full of meaning. The Expressionism that characterized Alfred’s approach to painting resulted in works of art that are full of feeling and continue to speak to us through time. Here is a selection of “Alfred’s People”, a community made up of family, friends and strangers.
Untitled – 1964 
Untitled – 1964 
Untitled – 1962 
Untitled – 1962 
Untitled – 1962 
Mario – 1963 
Young Spaniard – 1962 
Untitled – 1964 
Untitled – 1965 
Performance – 1975 
Kate – 1964 
Street Market – 1975 
Spanish Villa – 1979 
Musical Performance – 1975 
Friends – 1976 
Kathrine – 1977 
Sisters – 1967 
By the Harbour – 1976 
Sad Woman – 1969 
Untitled – 1975 
Untitled – No Date 
Untitled – 1974 
Untitled – 1975 
Bar – 1976
Alfred Mavers Art 