Arthur Streeton
1867–1943 · Australian · 21 artworks
ImpressionismHeidelberg Schoolplein air paintingbroken coloratmospheric perspectivehigh-key palettedepiction of Australian light
artist bio
Arthur Streeton was a key figure in Australian Impressionism, celebrated for his luminous landscapes that captured the unique light and atmosphere of the Australian outback. He played a crucial role in establishing a distinct national identity in Australian art through his depictions of the land.
what you'll learn
Studying Streeton's work allows students to understand the application of Impressionist techniques to capture the unique light and landscape of Australia. Students can learn about color theory, composition, and the use of light to create atmosphere.
related: Frederick McCubbin, Tom Roberts, Charles Conder
21 artworks
The Selector's Hut (Whelan on the Log)
1890
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The Point Wharf, Mosman Bay
1893
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Sunlight (Cutting on a hot road)
1895
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Pastoral
1888
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Sydney Harbour
1907
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Land of the Golden Fleece
1926
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Princess & Burke & Wills
1889
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Above us the great grave sky
1890
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The railway station, Redfern
1893
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Golden Summer, Eaglemont
1889
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Near Heidelberg
1890
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Spirit of the drought
1895
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Mount St Quentin
1918
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Manly Beach
1895
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Still glides the stream, and shall for ever glide
1890
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Hoddle Street, 10 p.m.
1889
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From my camp (Sirius Cove)
1896
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Autumn
1889
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The purple noon’s transparent might
1896
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The National Game
1889
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The Gloucester Buckets
1894
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