Alexander Fisher
Alexander Fisher was an artist. Alexander Fisher was born in 1864. Fisher died in 1936.
Alexander Fisher

Alexander Fisher (1864-1936) · Public domain
- Born
- 1864
- Died
- 1936
- Occupation
- painter · writer
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Alexander Fisher was an artist. Alexander Fisher was born in 1864. Fisher died in 1936.
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Alexander Fisher was recorded as painter and writer.
Work by Alexander Fisher is recorded in the collections of Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya and Victoria and Albert Museum.

The Peacock Sconce, c. 1899, by Alexander Fisher, Victoria and Albert Museum. Museum item M.24-1970
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Ceramics in the Speed Art Museum
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1864
Alexander Fisher born.
1936
Alexander Fisher died.
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