Alfred Borron Clay
Alfred Borron Clay (1831–1868), was an English painter. Clay was born 3 June 1831 at Walton, near Preston, Lancashire, the second son of John Clay, chaplain of Preston gaol, and Henrietta Fielding, his wife. He was educated at the Preston grammar school, but also received instruction from his father.
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Alfred Borron Clay
- Born
- 1831
- Died
- 1868
- Nationality
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
- Occupation
- painter
- Education
- Royal Academy of Arts
- Languages
- English
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Alfred Borron Clay (1831–1868), was an English painter. Clay was born 3 June 1831 at Walton, near Preston, Lancashire, the second son of John Clay, chaplain of Preston gaol, and Henrietta Fielding, his wife. He was educated at the Preston grammar school, but also received instruction from his father.
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Born in 1831, died in 1868.
Alfred Borron Clay studied at Royal Academy of Arts. The recorded working language is English. Work by Alfred Borron Clay is recorded in the collections of Harris Museum.
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