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United Kingdom · October 24, 1868 – February 9, 1909Wikidata

Charles Conder

Australian painter, lithographer and fan-designer (1868-1909)

Born in Tottenham. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 186863 dated paintingsDied 1909

77 works

  • A holiday at Mentone
    A holiday at Mentone
    Charles Conder
    1888 · Art Gallery of South Australia
  • Departure of the Orient - Circular Quay
    Departure of the Orient - Circular Quay
    Charles Conder
    1888 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • Sunset, Sydney Harbour
    Sunset, Sydney Harbour
    Charles Conder
    c. 1888 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • All on a summer's day
    All on a summer's day
    Charles Conder
    1888 · Art Gallery of South Australia
  • Going home (The Gray and Gold)
    Going home (The Gray and Gold)
    Charles Conder
    1888 · National Gallery of Australia
  • Herrick's Blossoms
    Herrick's Blossoms
    Charles Conder
    c. 1888 · National Gallery of Australia
  • Tea-time
    Tea-time
    Charles Conder
    1888 · Art Gallery of South Australia
  • An Early Taste for Literature
    An Early Taste for Literature
    Charles Conder
    1888
  • The Fatal Colors
    The Fatal Colors
    Charles Conder
    1888
  • All in a Garden Fair
    All in a Garden Fair
    Charles Conder
    c. 1888
  • Orchard at Box Hill (also known as Summer Idyll),
    Orchard at Box Hill (also known as Summer Idyll),
    Charles Conder
    1888 · National Gallery of Victoria
  • Balmoral Beach
    Balmoral Beach
    Charles Conder
    1888
  • An Impressionist (Tom Roberts)
    An Impressionist (Tom Roberts)
    Charles Conder
    c. 1889 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • Hot Wind
    Hot Wind
    Charles Conder
    1889 · National Gallery of Australia
  • Impressionists' camp
    Impressionists' camp
    Charles Conder
    1889 · National Gallery of Australia
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