From the New South Wales Art Gallery, Sydney website :- "Established in 1871, the Gallery is proud to present fine international and Australian art in one of the most beautiful art museums in the world. We aim to be a place of experience and inspiration, through our collection, exhibitions, programs and research." "Modern and contemporary works are displayed in expansive, light-filled spaces, offering stunning views of Sydney and the harbour, while our splendid Grand Courts are home to a distinguished collection of colonial and 19th-century Australian works and European old masters. There are also dedicated galleries celebrating the arts of Asia and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art.

1. First created 20 Jun 2017. Version 1.0 - 11 Jul 2017. Jerry Daperro. London.
NSW Art Gallery
All rights reserved. Rights belong to their respective owners.
Available free for non-commercial, Educational and personal use.
Sydney Australia

2. Italian Renaissance
Australia is a young country. It gains its
independent on 1 Jan 1901.
The Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney was
opened in 1874, some 140 years ago. It has a
few European paintings before 19C in the
collection, but enough to cover the major painting
schools in history.

3. Early Italian Renaissance
An Early Renaissance painting

4. Italian 17C Baroque

5. Italian 18C Veduta
Canaletto is best known for his Venice cityscape paintings.

6. Italian 20C

7. Flemish 16C
This painting was painted during the 17C Dutch
Gold Age period. Paul Bril painted mostly
landscape. Many of his paintings were inspired
by Italian landscape.

8. Dutch 17C Still life

9. Dutch 17C

10. French Rococo 18C
France was the home of the
Rococo style. One of the leading
practitioner was Francois Boucher.

11. French 18C

12. French 18C

13. French19C

14. French 19C

15. French 19C

16. French 19C
James Tissot (1836 – 1902) was known for his
paintings of fashionably dressed women, in
scenes of everyday life.

17. French 19C

18. French 19C

19. French 20C

20. English 18C

21. English 18C
Gainsborough (1727-1788) was a very
successful portrait painter. He is also a
landscape painter and he was one of the
founder member of the Royal Society of Arts.

22. English 19C

23. English 18C

24. English 19C
John Everett Millais (1829 – 1896) was a
member of the Pre-Raphaelites movement.

25. English 19C
Ford Madox Brown was a 19C conservative
Englishman. His paintings mainly deal with
moral and historical subject.

26. English 19C

27. English 19C

28. English 19C

29. English 19C

30. English 19C

31. English 19C
John William Waterhouse (1849 – 1917) was a Pre-
Raphaelite. He painted works, depicting of women
from both ancient Greek mythology and Arthurian
legend.

32. English 19C
A well-known English painter and sculptor on biblical, historical and classical subjects. Frederic Leighton (1830 – 1896)
was a President of the Royal Academy. His most famous work ‘Flaming June’ became an icon of the 1960s.

33. English 19C

34. English 19C

35. English 19C

36. English 19C

37. English Tempera painter 19C
John Dickson Batten is well-known for his tempera painter, but his also painted in oil as well

38. British 20C
Lucian Freud (1922 – 2011) was the
grandson of the famous Sigmund Freud. He
specialised in figurative art, often explicit and
controversial. He was a foremost 20C
portraitist.

39. Australian 19C
An English-Australian painter with Italian influence. His painting documented the 19C Australian landscape.

40. Australian 19C

41. Australian 19C

42. Australian 19C

43. Australian 19C

44. Australian 19C

45. Australian 19C

46. Australian 19C
Eugene von Guerard was an Austrian born artist, active in Australian from 1852 until 1882. His works are well
represented in Australia.

47. Australian 19C

48. Australian 19C
Florence Fuller (1867 – 1946) was a South
Africa born, Australian figurative painter.

49. Australian 19C

50. Australian 19C

51. Australian 19C

52. Australian 19C
Tom Roberts (1856 – 1931) was an Australian and a key member of the Heidelberg School, also known as Australian
Impressionism. He also painted the Australian ways of life.

53. Australian 19C

54. Australian 19C

55. Australian 19C

56. Australian 20C

57. Australian 19C

58. Australian 20C

59. Australian 20C

60. Australian 20C

61. Australian 20C

62. Australian 20C

63. English 19C

64. Australian 20C

65. Australian 20C

66. All rights reserved. Rights belong to their respective
owners. Available free for non-commercial and personal
use.
Music – Agnus Dei – Catholic Choral music
The entrance foyer of gallery
The End

67. Regional Art Galleries Powerpoints