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Australia · March 12, 1865 – October 8, 1915Wikidata

E. Phillips Fox

Australian painter (1865-1915)

Born in Fitzroy. Died in Fitzroy.

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A life in paintings

Born 186522 dated paintingsDied 1915

22 works

  • The milking shed
    The milking shed
    E. Phillips Fox
    c. 1893 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • Portrait of My Cousin
    Portrait of My Cousin
    E. Phillips Fox
    1893 · National Gallery of Victoria
  • Adelaide
    Adelaide
    E. Phillips Fox
    1895 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • Art students
    Art students
    E. Phillips Fox
    1895 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • Heidelberg
    Heidelberg
    E. Phillips Fox
    c. 1895–1900 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • The arbour
    The arbour
    E. Phillips Fox
    c. 1900 · National Gallery of Victoria
  • Al fresco
    Al fresco
    E. Phillips Fox
    c. 1900
  • Landing of Captain Cook at Botany Bay, 1770
    Landing of Captain Cook at Botany Bay, 1770
    E. Phillips Fox
    1902 · National Gallery of Victoria
  • A Love Story
    A Love Story
    E. Phillips Fox
    1903 · Art Gallery of Ballarat
  • Al fresco
    Al fresco
    E. Phillips Fox
    c. 1904 · Art Gallery of South Australia
  • Elsie, daughter of H.W. Brooks, Esquire
    Elsie, daughter of H.W. Brooks, Esquire
    E. Phillips Fox
    1904 · National Gallery of Australia
  • Venice 1907
    Venice 1907
    E. Phillips Fox
    1907
  • Venice (sketch)
    Venice (sketch)
    E. Phillips Fox
    1907
  • Nasturtiums
    Nasturtiums
    E. Phillips Fox
    1910s–1912 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • The ferry
    The ferry
    E. Phillips Fox
    1910 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
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