Charles Conder
1868–1909 · Australian · 11 artworks
ImpressionismHeidelberg Schoolbroken colorplein air paintingsilk paintingdecorative compositionsatmospheric perspective
artist bio
Charles Conder was an English-born Australian artist who was a key figure in the Heidelberg School, an Australian Impressionist movement. He is known for his delicate and lyrical landscapes and decorative paintings on silk.
related: Frederick McCubbin, Tom Roberts, Claude Monet
11 artworks
The Gardener's Daughter
1903
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Under a Southern Sun (Timber Splitter's Camp)
1890
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Swanage
1901
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Dieppe
1895
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Self Portrait
1900
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A holiday at Mentone
1888
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Summer Idyll
1889
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Beach Scene, Swanage, Dorset
1900
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The hot sands, Mustapha, Algiers
1891
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Newquay
1906
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Yport, Normandy
1892
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