Shearing the Rams

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Shearing the Rams is a famous 1890 painting by Australian artist Tom Roberts that vividly depicts rural sheep-shearing and is considered an iconic work of Australian Impressionism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf oil painting
painting
artForm easel painting
artistNationality Australian
collection National Gallery of Victoria
colorPalette earth tones
warm light
completionDate 1890
copyrightStatus public domain
countryOfOrigin Australia
creator Tom Roberts
depicts rural Australian life
shearers at work
sheep shearing
wool industry
depictsSeason summer
describedAs iconic Australian painting
nationalist image of Australia
exhibitionHistory exhibited in Melbourne
genre Australian Impressionism
hasPart figure of a roustabout
figure of a tar boy
figure of a wool classer
ram being shorn
hasTheme Australian national identity
pastoral industry
rural labor
inception 1890
influencedBy French Impressionism
linked to: Impressionism
languageOfTitle English
location Melbourne
National Gallery of Victoria
locationOfCreation Brocklesby Station
New South Wales
mainSubject shearers
sheep
materialUsed oil paint
movement Heidelberg School
Impressionism
notableWorkOf Tom Roberts
originalTitleLanguage English
partOf Heidelberg School tradition
linked to: Heidelberg School
setting woolshed interior
support canvas
timePeriodDepicted late 19th century
title Shearing the Rams

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Australian Impressionism notableWork Shearing the Rams
Heidelberg School notableWork Shearing the Rams
Tom Roberts notableWork Shearing the Rams
Shearing the Rams title Shearing the Rams