Alfredo Beghè was born in Poggibonsi (Siena) in 1926. Since young he developed vivid interest in music, dedicating himself to violon studies. After a diploma in accountancy, he he follows his father’s career in commercial activity, but his personal exigences made him dedicate himself also and mostly in painting. Always with an important assiduousness, he begins to frequente art galleries in Milan and Florence, tightening relationships with painters from the artistic world of the time, such as Bozzoloni, Falconi, Fusi, Pini. At the same time, he became completely autodidact, he asked his art teacher - and his uncle - Prof. Otello Chiti for suggestions on various painting techniques, applying them according to his own ideas and favouring a kind of fresco-a-secco on panel. His national exhibitions, both personal and collective, are numerous, especially in Siena and Tuscany.

While keeping painting as his major expressive form, he also developed interest in literature of the 19th and 20th century, publishing also some collections of thoughts, aphorisms, poems and stories. The painter dies in 2001, during the setting up of an exhibition in the Auditorium of the Accademia Musicale in Florence, which will be completed by family and friends.

In 2002 and in 2003 two solo-exhibitions are organized  in his honour at the L’Albero Celeste art gallery in San Gimignano (Siena) and at the contemporary art gallery in Poggibonsi. In 2003, the Rotary Club Alta Valdelsa awarded the Lingotto of Friendship to the memory of Alfredo Beghè for his human and artistic merits.