Charles Conder

1868–1909 · Expressionism & Early Modernism

Charles Edward Conder was an English-born painter, lithographer and designer. He emigrated to Australia and was a key figure in the Heidelberg School, arguably the beginning of a distinctively Australian tradition in Western art.

40 paintings

• Figures by a Lake (1891)
• Lyrical Landscape with Two Figures in Nineteenth-Century Dress (1900)
• Yport, Normandy (1892)
• Landscape with Figures (1892)
• Landscape (1894)
• Swanage (1900)
• Ferring Grange
• Silver Sands
• The Cornfield
• Figures on a Beach
• An Early Taste for Literature (1888)
• The Fatal Colors (1888)
• The path from the woods (1890)
• Orchard at Box Hill (also known as Summer Idyll), (1888)
• Balmoral Beach (1888)
• Rickett's Point (1890)
• Departure of the Orient - Circular Quay (1888)
• The hot sands, Mustapha, Algiers (1891)
• An Impressionist (Tom Roberts) (1889)
• On the River Yarra, near Heidelberg, Victoria (1890)
• Sunset, Sydney Harbour (1888)
• Hot Wind (1889)
• The Yarra, Heidelberg (1890)
• Under a southern sun (Timber splitter's camp) (1890)
• All on a summer's day (1888)
• Going home (The Gray and Gold) (1888)
• Herrick's Blossoms (1888)
• Impressionists' camp (1889)
• Ricketts Point, Beaumaris (1890)
• Dandenongs from Heidelberg (1889)
• How we lost poor Flossie (1889)
• Riddell's Creek (1889)
• Tea-time (1888)
• A holiday at Mentone (1888)
• Portrait of William Orpen (1878-1931), Artist
• The Romantic Excursion (1899)
• Gibraltar from Algeciras (1905)
• A Summer Afternoon: The Green Apple (1894)
• By the Sea: Swanage (1901)
• Swanage Bay (1901)