Frederick James Aldridge

British (1850-1933)

Frederick James Aldridge was a resident of Worthing, England, and became well known as a landscape artist, portraying the environs around Worthing as well as marine scenes along the coast. Aldridge exhibited his works at the Royal Hibernian Academy, Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolor, Royal Institute of Oil Painters, in Liverpool, at the Suffolk Street Galleries and at the Royal Academy, London from 1896-1901. His works were also part of the Brighton Exposition in 1910 as well as in Dorchester in 1910.