George Washington Lambert
1873–1930 · Australian · 30 artworks
SymbolismPost-ImpressionismAcademic drawing skillsDynamic compositionPsychological insight in portraitureUse of light and shadowNarrative war paintings
artist bio
George Washington Lambert was an Australian artist known for his portraiture and war paintings, capturing both the likeness and spirit of his subjects. He blended academic training with a modern sensibility, contributing significantly to Australian art history.
what you'll learn
Studying Lambert's work allows students to explore the fusion of traditional portraiture with modern stylistic elements. Students can learn about composition, capturing likeness, and conveying narrative through visual art.
related: John Singer Sargent, Tom Roberts
30 artworks
Anzac, the Landing
1922
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The White Glove
1921
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Priscilla
1911
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Tiberias
1919
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Weighing the Fleece
1921
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Mrs Annie Murdoch
1927
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Self-portrait
1906
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Sir William Alison Russell
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Sybil Waller in a Red and Gold Dress
1905
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Portrait of Old Joe
1898
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Egg and Cauliflower
1926
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Portrait of Charles E.W. Bean
1924
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A Sergeant of Light Horse in Palestine
1920
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Portrait of a Lady (also known as Thea Proctor)
1916
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Daune O'Neill
1917
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Constant Lambert as a Christ's Hospital Schoolboy
1916
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The Holiday Group
1907
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Destruction of Arras
1916
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Anzac from Gaba Tepe
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Portrait of Julian Ashton
1928
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Lotty and a Lady
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The Pond
1908
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Self-Portrait with Gladioli
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Portrait of Australian Painter Arthur Streeton
1917
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Self Portrait
1901
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Miss Thea Proctor
1903
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Francis Derwent Wood
1906
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The Squatter's Daughter
1924
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Michelago Landscape
1923
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Hugh Ramsay
1902
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