Alfred T. Clint
1879-1936
painter, scene painter and (supposedly) cartoonist, was the eldest of the three artist sons of Alfred Clint and a grandson of the English painter Alfred Clint (1807-1883). Alfred T. Clint exhibited with the Society of Artists in 1917. His 'Old Shop, Windsor' - presumably Old Inn, Windsor, a watercolour on silk (Mitchell Library) - was shown in the Sydney Art School Retrospective Exhibition in 1933.
Possibly also related to the London mezzotint engraver George Clint (1770-1854) to whom Thomas Lupton, mezzotint engraver on steel, was apprenticed. refer Dictionary of Australian Artists Online (DAAO.org.au)

