page_title: Albert Henry Landseer
hierarchical_section_title: Albert Henry Landseer
caption_attribution_description: English: A pencil portrait of Albert H. Landseer, a member of the 10th South Australian Parliament, which was printed in a supplement to Frearson's Monthly Illustrated Adelaide News, July 1881 issue. It is an extract from a single sheet containing 46 bust portraits of members of the 10th South Australian Parliament.
context_page_description: Albert Henry Landseer was a businessman and politician in the early days of the colony of South Australia. He was a pioneer of the River Murray steamboat trade.
  Albert Landseer was born in London in 1829 the only son of Henry Landseer and his wife Lucy. He was a cousin of the noted animal painter Sir Edwin Landseer, who sculpted London's famed Trafalgar Square lions. He studied sculpture under a Mr Johnson, but abandoned art and migrated to South Australia in 1848.
context_section_description: Albert Henry Landseer (10 February 1829 – 27 August 1906) was a businessman and politician in the early days of the colony of South Australia. He was a pioneer of the River Murray steamboat trade.
  Albert Landseer was born in London in 1829 the only son of Henry Landseer and his wife Lucy. He was a cousin of the noted animal painter Sir Edwin Landseer, who sculpted London's famed Trafalgar Square lions. He studied sculpture under a Mr Johnson, but abandoned art and migrated to South Australia in 1848.
caption: Albert Landseer as a Member of the South Australian Parliament in 1881
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