Tom Roberts
1856–1931 · Australian · 30 artworks
Impressionismplein air paintingbroken colordepiction of Australian lightnarrative scenes of rural lifeportraiture
artist bio
Tom Roberts was a leading figure in the Australian Impressionist movement, capturing the light and landscapes of Australia with a distinctive style. He is celebrated for his depictions of rural life and portraits that reflect the spirit of the nation.
what you'll learn
Studying Tom Roberts' work allows students to understand the application of Impressionist techniques to the unique Australian landscape and learn about capturing the essence of a place and its people through art.
related: Frederick McCubbin, Arthur Streeton, Charles Conder
30 artworks
A Moorish Doorway
1883
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A Queen of Gums
1926
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Still LIfe with Pomegranates
1883
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The South Wind
1924
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Twenty Minutes Past Three
1886
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Across to the Dandenongs
1889
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Holiday Sketch at Coogee
1888
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Going Home
1889
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Winter, England
1920
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Woman on a Balcony
1884
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Country Road Makers 1923
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The Old Barracks at Collendina
1891
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Washing Day, Kallista
1925
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Miss Isobel McDonald
1895
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Slumbering Sea, Mentone
1887
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The Camp, Sirius Cove
1899
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Sir Henry Parkes
1892
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Hillside
1927
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Mosman's Bay
1894
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Allegro con brio, Bourke St. West
1890
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Poppies
1921
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Blue Eyes and Brown
1888
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Churchyard at Shillingstone
1884
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Shearing Shed, Newstead
1894
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Springtime in Sussex
1921
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A Mountain Muster
1897
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The Sunny South
1887
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Evening, when the quiet east flushes faintly at the sun's lasts look
1888
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Elizabeth and Carmen Pinschof
1900
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Lily Sterling
1890
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