David Davies
1864–1939 · Australian · 12 artworks
Impressionismbroken coloratmospheric perspectivenocturnesen plein air paintingsubtle tonal variations
artist bio
David Davies was an Australian Impressionist painter known for his landscapes and nocturnes. He played a significant role in introducing Impressionism to Australia, capturing the subtle light and atmosphere of the Australian landscape.
what you'll learn
Studying Davies' work allows students to understand how Impressionist techniques can be adapted to capture the unique qualities of light and atmosphere in different environments. Students will learn about color mixing, brushwork, and composition in landscape painting.
related: Frederick McCubbin, Tom Roberts, Claude Monet
12 artworks
Senny Bridge
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A hot day
1888
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Warm evening, Templestowe
1890
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Friendly Society's Gardens
1888
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Landscape
1889
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Old Brewery, Sennybridge
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John Dougherty
1895
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Ercildoune, near Ballarat
1888
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Moonrise
1894
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Nocturne, Templestowe
1896
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Cheltenham Promenade
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Autumn afternoon
1926
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