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Artist
Tom Roberts
1856–1931 · Australia
Thomas William Roberts (8 March 1856 – 14 September 1931) was an English-born Australian artist and a key member of the Heidelberg School art movement, also known as Australian impressionism. Wikipedia
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Works
- “Shearing the Rams”, 1890 — National Gallery of Victoria
- “The Big Picture”, 1903 — Royal Collection
- “Bailed Up”, 1895 — Art Gallery of New South Wales
- “A break away!”, 1891 — Art Gallery of South Australia
- “Bourke Street”, 1886 — National Gallery of Australia
- “The Golden Fleece”, 1894 — Art Gallery of New South Wales
- “Charcoal burners”, 1886 — Art Gallery of Ballarat
- “Winter morning after rain, Gardiner's Creek”, 1885 — Art Gallery of South Australia
- “Coming South”, 1886 — National Gallery of Victoria
- “The Sunny South”, 1887 — National Gallery of Victoria
- “In a corner on the Macintyre”, 1895 — National Gallery of Australia
- “Rejected”, 1883 — Joe Natoli
- “Portrait of Louis Abrahams”, 1886
- “Hutt Valley”, 1900 — Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
- “A Sunday afternoon”, 1886 — National Gallery of Australia
- “Andante”, 1889 — Art Gallery of South Australia
- “Self portrait”, 1924 — Art Gallery of New South Wales
- “Evening train to Hawthorn”, 1889 — Art Gallery of New South Wales
- “Practising the Minuet (Miss Hilda Spong)”, 1893 — National Portrait Gallery
- “Slumbering sea, Mentone”, 1887 — National Gallery of Victoria
- “Mrs L. A. Abrahams”, 1888 — National Gallery of Victoria
- “An autumn morning, Milson's Point, Sydney”, 1888 — Art Gallery of New South Wales
- “Holiday sketch at Coogee”, 1888 — Art Gallery of New South Wales
- “Smike Streeton age 24”, 1891 — Art Gallery of New South Wales
- “Adagio”, 1893 — Art Gallery of New South Wales
- “The camp, Sirius Cove”, 1899 — Art Gallery of New South Wales
- “Fog, Thames Embankment”, 1884 — Art Gallery of New South Wales
- “The first basin”, 1913 — Kerry Stokes
- “Circular Quay” — Wesfarmers
- “In Quarantine, Wellington”, 1900 — Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa