TOM ROBERTS

Engraving/Print (Black And White)

Title: Cathedral Interior With Congregation

Item Size: Height: 83cm, Width: 120cm, Depth: 5cm, Weight: 1Kg

Signature Details: Signed In Lower Right Margin "Tom Roberts"

Condition: Good - Refer To Images

Provenance: Tom Roberts (1856-1931) Was A Pioneering Australian Artist And Founding Member Of The Heidelberg School, Instrumental In Establishing Australian Impressionism. Known For His Landscape Paintings And Later Historical Works, Roberts Was A Major Figure In Australian Art, Serving As Director Of The National Gallery Of Victoria. This Engraving Demonstrates His Later Shift Toward Grand Historical And Religious Compositions, Executed With Meticulous Technical Precision Characteristic Of His Printmaking Practice.

Condition: Good

Fc
991716+3

Location of item: 4-10 Keon Parade, Thomastown, VIC, Australia

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