#australian painters

[pintoras]

Iso Rae (Australian, 1860-1940): (Femme Bretonne a Etaples) (c. 1890s) (via Smith & Singer)

[yeswearemagazine]

Absolutely remarkable abstract with gorgeous matter effect, for the first YWAMag selection of the Austrian Colours of Lust Love Life. Also deserves the total best, and to be eaten full size... Wet Wonderland © Colours of Love Lust Life Text : Basile Pesso - YWAMag director 

WET WONDERLAND #coloursoflovelustlife [for sale]

[jareckiworld]

Khatija Possum Nampijimpa — Women’s Dreaming (acrylic on linen, 2017)

[socratezeuxis]

Oil on canvas

by Peter Churcher

(via 16 Paintings by Peter Churcher Show Men in the Shower)

[fleurdulys]

Sadder than a single star that sets at twilight in a land of reeds - Sydney Long

[skf-fineart]

Norman Alfred Williams Lindsay (1879-1969)

The Demon's Desire

Watercolor, 52 x 47.5 cm

[marejadilla]

Hannah Flowers, “The Paracosmist’s Pallet”, Oil on linen panel.

Hannah Flowers was born 1989 in Tasmania, Australia and currently resides in Scotland, UK. “Paracosmic Escape”, Exhibition curated by @beautifulbizarremagazine  Saturday, 6 – 9 pm, (November 9 – December 5), 2024. @moderneden Gallery.​

[artemlegere]

Fantasy

Artist: Sydney Long (Australian, 1871-1955)

Date: c. 1916-1917

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia

About this painting

Sydney Long is the best-known proponent of Symbolist-inspired painting in Australia. Symbolism was an influential late 19th-century movement characterised by works expressing ideas, mood and dream states over material realities, and its artists often employed Art Nouveau’s sensuous arabesque forms as a means of expressing these metaphysical domains. 'Fantasy' uses the figure of Pan, the Greek mythological figure of a man with the hindquarters of a goat, alongside a group of dancing women in a stylised landscape with curving trees.

[solcattus]

Everetts Old Mill, Corfe; 1909

By Arthur Ernest Streeton

[art-portraits]

Miss Jeanie Ranken

Artist: Harold Abbott (Australian, 1906-1986)

Date: 1937

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia

Miss Jeanie Ranken

This portrait of Miss Jeanie Ranken was runner up in the 1937 Archibald Prize, receiving the following praise from the Sydney Morning Herald art critic:

"… one of the younger artists has increased his scope and provided an impressive work. This is Harold Abbott's portrait of Miss Jeanie Ranken. The general effect is discriminating, not to say highly discreet. The figure has been displayed as an element in a piece of flat decoration. A parallel with well-known portraits by Whistler is unavoidable. But Mr Abbott's sense of colour is definitely his own. He uses his colours tenderly, yet with a keen sense of accent. The characteristic mien and appearance of the sitter, too, have been calmly and surely conveyed."

Visible on the wall behind the sitter is a small self portrait sketch of the artist painted in 1932 while Abbott was a student at the Royal Academy Schools, London. This self portrait is now in the collection of the National Gallery of Australia.

Miss Ranken was a Sydney journalist. In 1939 she was awarded The Order of the British Empire - Member (Civil).

[pintoras]

Violet Teague (Australian, 1872-1851): Untitled (Portrait with Daffodils) (1940) (via Bonhams)

[monogreek]

Pedestrian Crossing by Leon Roubos (1959-1998)

[jareckiworld]

Terry Taylor — "Familia" (oil on canvas, 2011)

[socratezeuxis]

Kaue, 2019 oil on canvas, 146 x 97 cm

By Peter Churcher, Australian painter

(via Peter Churcher. Blurred Gaze - Gallery Thomas Fuchs)

[madeleineengland]

"Geisha in Japanese Iris Garden"

👩‍🎨 Artist: Ella Mary Du Cane (1874-1943)

[galleryofart20thcentury]

Morning in the Markets

Artist: Normand Baker (Australian, 1908-1955)

Date: 1932

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia