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- Australian Impressionism
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- Landscape Painting
- John Russell Tribute
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- Realistic Ship Art
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- Portrait Painting
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- Sketch For Charcoal
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- Brocklesby Station
- 1886 Oil Painting
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This captivating painting depicts a bustling shearing shed scene, showcasing the dedication and skill of Australian wool workers. Inspired by John Russell's portraiture and reflecting the rugged spirit of the Outback, 'Shearing the Rams' exemplifies Impressionist techniques and celebrates Australian heritage.
Tom Roberts’ ‘Coming South’ (1886) captures migrant life aboard a ship with realism & Velazquez influence. A key Australian Impressionist work, perfect for art collectors.
Tom Roberts' 'Bailed Up' (1895) captures the drama of a bushranger hold-up in the Australian bush, showcasing his mastery of light and landscape. A pivotal work reflecting national identity.
Admire Tom Roberts' masterful portrait of Elizabeth Sarah Roberts (née Williamson), crafted in 1910 and featuring an ornate frame designed by her wife—a testament to Australian Impressionism.
Three men laboring amidst a textured landscape define this evocative 1886 sketch by Australian Impressionist Tom Roberts, offering a soulful glimpse into rural life that you can bring to your private collection.