Alfred COCHRANE
Married to fellow artist Taka COCHRANE, they lived at Parc-an-Carne, St Ives. He specialised in landscapes, detailed interiors, and delicate and refined still life painting. He was elected a founder member of STISA, and agreed to the role of Secretary in 1928, no-one else at the AGM having volunteered for this important but arduous task. He resigned his position in 1933 due to ill health, but continued to exhibit.
media
Painter of rural and coastal landscapes; still life
works and access
Works include: The Worshipped Ones (c1929); Ploughing at St Ives (1939); Herrings, St Ives (1940)
exhibitions
NAG Dec 1925, Summer 1926
Porthmeor Gallery, St Ives Summer 1929
STISA 1932, 1934, 1937 and 1947(SA) Touring Shows
memberships
STISA 1927-47 (Secretary 1928)
references
Cornishman 7 Jul 1926; 10 Jul 1929
Hardie (2009) Artists in Newlyn and West Cornwall (p165)
Tovey (2000) GF Bradshaw & STISA (Appendix 3: Principal Members of STISA 1927-1960)
(2003) Creating a Splash