Coming South — History & Facts
Coming South features a beautiful landscape filled with lush greenery and bright blue skies. The painting captures the essence of a sunny day, with vibrant colors that bring the scene to life. In the foreground, you can see trees and grass swaying gently in the breeze.
The distant hills create a sense of depth, drawing your eyes into the painting. Take a moment to observe the brushwork in Coming South. The artist used quick, loose strokes to create a sense of movement in the foliage and clouds. The colors are bright and cheerful, suggesting a warm atmosphere.
Look closely at how the light plays on the leaves, adding a sparkle to the scene. Tom Roberts was an important figure in the Australian Impressionism movement, known for his ability to capture the Australian landscape. He painted Coming South during a time when artists were exploring new ways to depict light and color. One interesting fact is that Roberts was also a founding member of the famous Heidelberg School, which greatly influenced Australian art.
His works continue to inspire artists and art lovers today.
More Artworks by Tom Roberts

Bailed up
Tom Roberts

An autumn morning, Milson’s Point, Sydney
Tom Roberts

Winter morning after rain, Gardiner’s Creek
Tom Roberts

Smike Streeton age 24
Tom Roberts

Mrs L. A. Abrahams
Tom Roberts

Shearing the rams
Tom Roberts

The Golden Fleece
Tom Roberts

A break away!
Tom Roberts

Evening train to Hawthorn
Tom Roberts

The camp, Sirius Cove
Tom Roberts
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