Norman Robins
Norman Robins (1914–1988) was born in Germany and migrated to Britain in 1939, serving in the British Army before settling in Australia. It was in Australia that he began painting professionally, working primarily in oils and developing an individualistic style that gained him wide recognition. He painted traditional Australian bush and landscapes, exhibiting in both Melbourne and Sydney, and also worked in acrylics later in his career with subjects ranging from bush landscapes to Central Australia scenes. He is listed in Max Germaine's Artists and Galleries of Australia
Original oil painting by German-born Australian artist Norman Robins (1914–1988), depicting a midday landscape. Robins is listed in Max Germaine's Artists and Galleries of Australia and is known for traditional Australian bush and landscape subjects. Read artist biography
A moody, intimate bush scene in muted dark greens and browns, characteristic of Robins' individualistic approach to the Australian landscape. Oil on board, 39 × 32cm (framed), timber frame.
A vintage oil painting of an landscape with a wooden frame, antique style, old master's oil painting style, muted soft colours, dark green and brown colour palette, moody
Medium = Oils. Dimensions = 39x32cm (frame)
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