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.
what you'll learn
Studying Conder's work allows students to explore the principles of Impressionism, focusing on capturing fleeting moments and atmospheric effects. Students can also learn about the application of Impressionist techniques to Australian landscapes.
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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