Flowers are a prominent motif in many of Alfred’s paintings. This is not surprising considering that his Uncle Christel owned a greenhouse business. Horticulture has been in the Mavers family for many years and generations. My own father, Horst Mavers (one of Alfred’s nephews) worked in greenhouses in Germany, Denmark, Norway and finally England in the 1950s. Horst’s mother, Charlotte was a florist and his father (Alfred’s brother) was responsible for the landscape in a large cemetery in Bochum, Germany. Here is a selection of Alfred’s Blooms.
Flowers in May – 1971 
Corn Poppies – 1976 
Pink Geraniums – 1971 
Yellow Bouquet – 1973 
Pink Carnations – 1967 
Spring Bouquet, 1963 
Red Roses – 1964 
Lupins – 1970 
Vase with Yellow & Orange Flowers – 1972 
Pink Blossoms – 1965 
Pink & Red Flowers – 1962 
Sunflowers – 1963 
Flower Table – 1972 
Corn Poppies – 1974 
Yellow Dahlias – 1963 
Vase with Flowers – 1966 
Purple Flowers – 1967 
Purple Lupins – 1969 
Roses in a Window – 1965 
Dahlias – 1965 
Vase with Blue Flowers – 1967 
Blue Vase with Sunflowers – 1968 
Flowers & Factories – 1978 
Alfred – Self Portrait – 1976 
Life & Death – 1966 
Pink Carnations – 1979 
Pink Roses – 1965 
Flower Scene – 1979 
Red Flowers – 1965
Alfred Mavers Art 