Charcoal Burners 1886
tomroberts
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impressionist painting style
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impressionist landscape
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oil painting
"Charcoal Burners" (1886) by Australian artist Tom Roberts is a captivating depiction of the laborious process of charcoal making. The painting showcases the skill and resilience of workers in the Australian bush, meticulously stacking wood for burning. Roberts' realist style captures the harsh but beautiful environment, with dense foliage providing a stark contrast to the sun-drenched clearing where the men toil. The artwork reflects a national identity shaped by rural labor and the challenges of a challenging landscape.
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