Many anecdotes testify to Conder's gregariousness and his preoccupation with social life as well as his charming and attractive personality.
~Ursula Hoff
Works by Charles Conder (1868-1909) for Art Thursday. Conder was born in England, but was sent by his parents at age 16 to Australia to work for his uncle, a land surveyor. Despite his parents' intentions, Conder ended up becoming an artist, as you can see:
Departure of the Orient
by Charles Conder
A Grey Day
by Charles Conder
Night in the Garden in Spain
by Charles Conder
Tea-time
by Charles Conder
All on a summer's day
by Charles Conder
Going home (The Gray and Gold)
by Charles Conder
2 comments:
Lovely paintings...soothing and enjoyable.
Glad he didn't become a land surveyor!
There evidently are many whose true love, art, was dismissed as folly. I'm glad too that he painted. Each one's beautiful, but I love that final one. It feels comfortable. Thanks, Tabatha!
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