Alfons Engling (born 1909, date of death unknown) was a German painter and sculptor.
[1] After World War II he worked in 1945-1946 with Gerd Grove at his studio in Lübeck.
Other sculptures reflect on religious themes like “Francis”, “Christophorus” or the “singing angel”.
In 1963 and 1964 he won prizes for his paintings in São Paulo and exhibited at the "Expoicâo de Arte Teuto-Braseliera" in 1974.
[5] In 1979 he returned to Germany and lived in Cologne, where he had his last exhibition Alfons Engling, Kunst unterm Dach in 1995.