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	Frederick McCubbin
		Frederick McCubbin (25 February 1855 - 20 December 1917) was an Australian painter who was prominent in the famous Heidelberg School, one of the most important periods in Australia's visual arts history.
		In 1901 McCubbin and his family moved to Mount Macedon, where he was inspired by the surrounding bush and has experimented with the light and its effects on colour in nature.
		McCubbin painted a broad range of scenes, from portraits to coastal scenes, which are all well-regarded in the history of Australian art.
	www.1bx.com /en/Frederick_McCubbin.htm (739 words)

	Frederick McCubbin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Frederick McCubbin (25 February 1855 - 20 December 1917) was an Australian painter who was prominent in the famous Heidelberg School, one of the most important periods in Australia's visual arts history.
		McCubbin painted a broad range of scenes, from portraits to coastal scenes, which are all well-regarded in the history of Australian art.
		McCubbin's works are exhibited in most major Australian galleries, with the National Gallery of Victoria having some of his best.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Frederick_McCubbin (685 words)

	Frederick McCubbin: biography and encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		A stagecoach is a type of four-wheeled enclosed passenger and/or mail coach, strongly sprung and drawn by four horses, widely used before the introduction of...
		(McCubbin tells a story of the "selectors" who settled much of Australia's farmland in the latter years of the 19th century.
		McCubbin's works are exhibited in most major Australian galleries, EHandler: no quick summary.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/f/fr/frederick_mccubbin1.htm (915 words)

	Collections: Artist Profiles - Louis McCubbin - [Australian War Memorial]
		The son of artist Frederick McCubbin, Louis McCubbin was born in Melbourne in 1890, and studied at the National Gallery School from 1906 until 1911.
		McCubbin undertook a camouflage course in 1918 and became one of five soldiers already serving with the AIF to be appointed an official war artist affiliated with the Australian War Records Section.
		McCubbin was re-employed by the Memorial from 1935-1936 to undertake commissions for large paintings.
	www.awm.gov.au /aboutus/artist_profiles/mccubbin.htm (249 words)

	Jiskha Homework Help - Art: Artists: Monet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Frederick Mccubbin was a artist and Drawing master in his life time.
		Frederick was born with a family of eight children, where he was the third son of his father Alexander.
		Mccubbin married Annie Lucie Moriaty at St. Ignatius Church, Richmond, Victoria on 5th March 1889; Tom Roberts was his best man. Following his marriage Mccubbin would paint "Down with his Luck", which was to recognise those unlucky gold diggers during the gold rush years.
	www.jiskha.com /art/artists/mccubbin_f.html (272 words)

	Frederick McCubbin 1855 - 1917 - Ronald Coles Investment Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		With Tom Roberts, Arthur Streeton and Charles Conder, McCubbin is acknowledged as developing in Australia an impressionistic technique of painting, and illustrating scenes that embraced the nationalistic concerns of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
		Of all his peers, McCubbin's subjects are the most firmly placed in the Australian landscape, and in particular the city of Melbourne and its surrounding environs: Box Hill, Brighton, Macedon and South Yarra.
		Although McCubbin is most widely known for his heroic images of pioneering life,(Bridget Whitelaw, The Art of Frederick McCubbin, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, 1991, p.1) many critics agree that he produced some of his most brilliant works in the last years of his life, and praise the sparkling freedom of the later works.
	www.ronaldcolesgalleries.com.au /mccubbin-violet_and_gold_1911.html (621 words)

	McCubbin, a musical biography - Reviews - www.theage.com.au
		But Frederick McCubbin, an important participant in the Heidelberg School of the 1880s and 1890s, was no tortured genius.
		This month is the 150th anniversary of McCubbin's birth and it is felicitous that a group of young singers are premiering an Australian opera written by Peter Burgess to celebrate the artist's life.
		McCubbin is a significant artist, but the idiom Burgess has created to explore his subject is inadequate for a number of important reasons that beset gifted young local composers.
	www.theage.com.au /news/Reviews/McCubbin-a-musical-biography/2005/02/27/1109439448244.html (502 words)

	Artist's Footsteps
		Like many of McCubbin's narrative works, the story is ambiguous, and one wonders whether this was a deliberate ploy by McCubbin, who kept his distance and silence when any controversy arose as to which version of the story was correct.
		In the second panel, Annie McCubbin once again modelled for the wife of the free-selector, and the baby in her arms is Jimmy Watson, who was the son of Patrick Watson's brother, Robert.
		It is interesting to note that the cottage that appears in the second, centre panel of 'The Pioneer' was on the 'Ard Choille' property and was the cottage for the manager of Mr McGregor's bull farm.
	www.artistsfootsteps.com /html/McCubbin_pioneer.htm (713 words)

	McCubbin, the musical - Arts - www.theage.com.au
		The world premiere of McCubbin: A Musical Biography of Frederick McCubbin will be staged at Federation Square on February 25, the 150th anniversary of the artist's birth.
		McCubbin was a familiar historical figure to the opera's 31-year-old producer and composer Peter Burgess.
		The work of McCubbin and other Heidelberg School artists were discussed in art and history classes and classrooms were named after them.
	www.theage.com.au /news/Arts/McCubbin-the-musical/2005/02/06/1107625057904.html (899 words)

	The Biography of Early Australia
		In 1906 his large triptych, "The Pioneer", was acquired under the terms of the Felton (q.v.) bequest for the national gallery of Victoria.
		One of his sons, Louis McCubbin, born 18 March 1891, became an artist of ability and was president of the Victorian Artists' Society, 1933-5.
		Frederick McCubbin's enthusiasm and kindliness had a great influence for good on his students, though strictly speaking he may not have been a great teacher.
	bendigolive.com /australia/m/mccubbin1.htm (610 words)

	National Gallery of Victoria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Pioneer by Frederick McCubbin (1904) at the National Gallery of Victoria
		In the late 19th and early 20th century, domestic art began to thrive (particularly with the "Heidelberg School" in what was then an outer suburb of Melbourne) and the National Gallery was well-placed to add an excellent collection of key Australian works, which trace the metamorphosis of imported European styles into distinctively Australian art.
		One of the most famous works at the gallery is The Pioneer by Frederick McCubbin (1904).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/National_Gallery_of_Victoria (808 words)

	Getting Henry: An Essay on Henry Handel Richardson's The Getting of Wisdom, conclusion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		McCubbin, a fine draftsman with a classical sense of composition, had been painting since the 1870s, when he studied painting in the Melbourne National Gallery School.
		McCubbin in particular remained faithful to the blue-gum country of Box Hill for the rest of his life.
		Unlike other Australian Impressionists, McCubbin was less interested in bright sunlight effects than in embuing his scenes with a certain (often somber or melancholy) mood.
	www.rightreading.com /henry.handel.richardson/getting-henry-8.htm (461 words)

	Mercury House Authors: Henry Handel Richardson
		Illustrated with eight full-color reproductions of period paintings by Frederick McCubbin, and further enhanced by a ribbon bookmark, three-piece case, and colored endpages.
		ETHEL FLORENCE LINDSEY RICHARDSON was born in Melbourne in 1870.
		In 1932 she was nominated for the Nobel Prize for The End of Childhood in which “Growing Pains” focused on the problems of sexuality and the human body faced by girls.
	www.mercuryhouse.org /richardson.html (250 words)

	Education Kit for Lost by Frederick McCubbin
		In 1885-86 McCubbin joined Tom Roberts and other artists at the first major artists' camp at Housten's farm, Box Hill, on the outskirts of Melbourne.
		McCubbin's art began to have focus from 1882 with the appointment of George Folingsby as the new painting instructor at the Gallery School.
		McCubbin's painting Lost may well have been inspired by an almost contemporary incident which received extensive publicity in May 1885, when twelve year old Clara Crosbie was found alive after three weeks lost in the bush near Lilydale.
	www.ngv.vic.gov.au /collection/australian/painting/m/mccubbin_f/education_kit.html (993 words)

	Ballarat Fine Art Gallery - McCubbin, Frederick
		One of the founders of the Heidelberg School established in 1885, Fred McCubbin attended the National Gallery School under G. Folingsby (1830-1891).
		McCubbin’s domestic situation kept him in Melbourne and unlike his colleagues he did not get the opportunity to visit Europe until 1907.
		The figure which appears to have been based on a full length portrait study of his sister Harriet also seems to have been added later and was possibly painted indoors.
	www.balgal.com /index.php?id=mccubbinfrederickthe (199 words)

	Michelle's World
		Frederick McCubbin was a landscape painter of the Australian bush feelings.
		Frederick was elected President of the Victorian Artist's Society in 1902 and 5 years later left for Europe.
		With work represented in all Australian State galleries and many regional galleries McCubbin died 20th December 1917 in Melbourne and is buried in Brighton cemetery.
	www.shoalhaven.net.au /~michelle/mccubbin.html (361 words)

	The Green Man: On The Wallaby Track
		Here is painting by the iconic Australian artist of the Heidelberg school, Frederick McCubbin, depicting a swagman on the wallaby track.
		Life was hard for these men and doubly so for the swagman in the picture because he has a wife and child to care for as well.
		McCubbins wife, Annie, and his son, John, were the models for the picture.
	thegreenman.net.au /mt/archives/000874.html (131 words)

	Media Release
		The life and work of Frederick McCubbin, ‘The Proff’, one of Australia's most famous artists was released yesterday morning at a special ceremony at the historic National Trust property, Como Historic House and Garden in South Yarra.
		Frederick McCubbin played a major role as both an artist and a teacher encouraging many young artists during his period as Drawing Master at the National Gallery School.
		Frederick McCubbin suffering from ill health in 1916 was given six months leave absence from the National Gallery School.
	www.medialaunch.com.au /136 (433 words)

	David Davies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In July 1907, the Australian artist Frederick McCubbin (1855-1917), was to arrive in the U.K. for a short stay from Australia, where the meeting-up with the Davies family, who lived in Conway, North Wales, would have been a very emotional occasion.
		McCubbin painted landscape scenes, which are recorded, close to where the Davies family lived.
		Janet Davies 1860-1939, the wife of David Davies was a trained artist and teacher of English, who was a student under Frederick McCubbin in 1887 at the National Gallery Victoria, she was also a student at, The Academie Julian in Paris and at the Slade School - London.
	www.rewart.com /daviddavies.htm (765 words)

	McCubbin, Frederick
		One of Australia’s most famous and popular artists, McCubbin was born on 25 February 1855 at 165 King Street, Melbourne, the third of eight children to Alexander McCubbin (d 1877) and Annie née McWilliams; his parents arrived in April 1853 from Curvan, Ayrshire, Scotland trying their luck in the gold boom.
		Around 1870, McCubbin was enrolled in the newly formed Artisans’ School of Design at Trades Hall, Carlton then the only form of art institution available but later joined the National Gallery of Victoria.
		With an in depth attention to the subject in reflective poses, McCubbin’s unique style captured the nostalgia of the bush life amid the developments of the 19th century; amongst the classics include “The Lost Child” (1886), “While the Billy Boils” (1888), “Down on his luck” (1889), “On the Wallaby Track” (1896) and “The Pioneer” (1904).
	www.brightoncemetery.com /HistoricInterments/150Names/mccubbinf.htm (391 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Frederick McCubbin was born in 1885 and died in 1917.
		This is like most of McCubbin' -s late 1890's landscapes showing the artist's interests in typical Australian themes.The composition is based on ellipses within triangles, creates 'window frames' or vignettes and these transform a distant view into something more intimate, although it helps make the horizon seem even further away.
		The bright and bold color nearby of the ground cover and the featheriness of the foliage on the middle ground trees have given McCubbin a lot of scope to show off his skill at handling paint to achieve a variety of effects and show a typical Australian bush scene.
	artists.hit.bg /renee.htm (232 words)

	Frederick McCubbin Profile - Ronald Coles Investment Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		From this period Frederick McCubbin gained his inspiration to paint and capture forever the Australian bush.
		Frederick McCubbin is acknowledged as one of our finest artists, and his greatness and genius is no better seen than in the paintings "Violet and Gold" and Midsummer's Eve".
		Each print is individually signed and numbered by Frederick McCubbin's grandson and devotee, Dr John McCubbin.
	www.ronaldcolesgalleries.com.au /Profile.html (246 words)

	Sunday 21 June 1998
		The head of the paintings department at auctioneer Leonard Joel said the loss of any McCubbin work was "a cultural diminishing" because McCubbin was a "pivotal artist" for Melbourne.
		The painting was in the gallery on commission and Senior Constbale Loveridge said the owner, who is from another state and whose name was not revealed, had been told of the loss.
		McCubbin was a founder of the impressionist Heidelberg School.
	www.museum-security.org /video-suspect-in-50000-art-theft.html (454 words)

	Australian Musicals.com - Painting a Life with Song
		Best known for his evocative Australian landscapes used on postage stamps and chocolate bar commercials, the life of Frederick McCubbin will now be depicted with the brush-strokes of musical theatre thanks to Peter Burgess.
		The Melbourne-based composer, musical director and musician, has penned: 'McCubbin, A Musical Biography of Frederick McCubbin' which will premiere at the picturesque BMW Edge Amphitheatre on Friday, February 25th 2005, coinciding with Frederick McCubbin's 150th birthday celebrations.
		His original intention for 2005 was to have the piece approved by McCubbin's descendants and stage a workshop performance at the Ivanhoe Town Hall in the very room named after the painter himself.
	www.australianmusicals.com /feature_mccubbin.htm (862 words)

	Artist's Footsteps
		Frederick McCubbin - Down on his Luck, 1889
		Frederick McCubbin - The Old Cottage, South Yarra c.
		Photograph of Kathleen McCubbin at South Yarra c.
	www.artistsfootsteps.com /html/Artists_mccubbin.htm (125 words)

	my art essays: April 2005
		Roberts and McCubbin set up a camp at a property which was given to Streeton, at Box Hill, about 15km to the east of Melbourne.
		Roberts had the most works in the exhibition, while McCubbin only had five works on show, mostly because of the commitments he had with his job, while the others were painting full time.
		Frederick the "Prof" McCubbin painted with the other three painters while he had a teaching position as a drawing teacher.
	cfitzart.blogspot.com /2005_04_01_cfitzart_archive.html (9569 words)

	Frederick Mccubbin (1855 - 1917) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		Frederick Stuart Church, The Wanderers Return, frontispiece in the book, Representative Etchings by Artists of To-day in America (New York: Frederick* A. Stokes, 1887), 1887
		Charles Frederick William Mielatz, Old Mill, near Newport, R. I., plate at p.
		Barry Pearce, Head Curator of Australian Art and Co-Curator of the Charles Conder Retrospective Frederick McCubbin, Tom Roberts, Arthur Streeton and Charles Conder are considered to have laid the foundation of the great Heidelberg school of...
	www.wwar.com /masters/m/mccubbin-frederick.html (459 words)

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