Postcard of Cavenham Mill featuring the Black Poplar

Alfred R Blundell Artist born in Bury St Edmunds 1883 - 1968 Page 3 of 3 Some more sample pictures

Alfred Blundell called this "A bit of Lavenham Suffolk.	This view is called "Kersey from the Church Steps".	This picture is the Basilica of St Francis at Assisi. This type of architectural work was easily saleable at home and abroad.
This is an oil on canvas of a farmstead.	One of Alfred's early successes was this view of "Old houses on the Arno" from Italy. Published in 1922.	This view is entitled, "Pond Hall, Gainsborough Lane, Ipswich".
This is a watercolour of Trees in a Landscape.	A view towards a church is full of fine detail.	This picture, is called "Old Houses at St Edmundsbury" and is dated 1917. It could be the corner of St Andrews Street north and Westgate Street, once known as Hellfire Corner because of non-conformist preaching held there.
Another early drypont is this one, entitled "The Cathedral and The Norman Tower Bury St Edmunds". This print was obviously very popular in Bury St Edmunds.	This is "A Norfolk Mill".	Blundell called this work "The Glory of Delft".
Alfred frequently painted flowers and other still lifes in oils. This "Roses", possibly dated 1947, but the date is unclear.	"A Suffolk Landscape with Haystacks".	This is "Still Life with Apples".

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This page includes a selection of pictures, drypoints, etc by Alfred R Blundell More sample pictures are available on Page 2, reached by clicking where shown above. Page created by David Addy, 25th July, 2026