We will follow the winding track from Aboriginal art, to the Australian Impressionists and Surrealists, to artists who pioneered a new way of seeing the bush – and finally we'll take a look at contemporary Australian landscape painters.

Australia with it’s massive, harsh yet beautiful landscapes has inspired artist of many forms, from the traditional imagery of the aboriginal people to the European settlers . From ancient times to the present, Australian art refers to any art created in …

2023年9月12日 · Famous Australian landscape artists have played a vital role in shaping the nation’s artistic heritage and identity. Through their diverse styles and techniques, they have captured the essence of Australia’s unique landscapes, reflecting its beauty, complexity, and cultural significance.

2021年4月21日 · Australia has some incredible contemporary landscape artists, especially here on Bluethumb, so we think that’s worth celebrating. Below we’ve made a list of our bestsellers, plus some new up and comers and big-name prizewinners.

Australia’s magnificent landscapes have inspired artists of many types, from traditional aboriginal iconography to the first European settlers. Examples include Aboriginal, Colonial, Landscape, Atelier, early-twentieth-century painters, printmakers, photographers, and sculptors influenced by European modernism, and contemporary art.

Let us introduce you to some of the current Australian landscape artists in Australia – John Wilson, Tedd Lewis, Jeremy Western, Graham Gercken, John Bradley, and Robert Mortimer. Each artist brings a unique flare to the Australian art scene, using their talent to capture the country’s natural beauty in distinct yet equally captivating ways.

John Bradley is Australia's most published Australian landscape artists. His work encompasses landscapes as well as early 20th-century street scenes, seascapes, night scenes, farming scenes, sunsets and sunrises, locomotives, aircraft and ships, Blue Mountains and figurative work.

“A good landscape painting is not just a demonstration of competent application of paint. It must offer a feeling of homage to the subject.” – Keith Shackleton Love Landscapes? Here is a selection of Landscape Artists, just for you.

Lies in capturing the raw beauty of Australian landscapes and translating that unique essence onto canvas. Come take a stroll through my galleries and immerse yourself in the colour of the Australian bush, the patterns of outback landscapes and the celebration of life on our beaches.

Two small paintings of a summer’s day in Sydney’s Royal Botanic Garden are the most surprising works, to my mind, in the National Gallery of Australia’s Ethel Carrick exhibition.