William and Mary silver porringer
Agate & gilt metal jewel box
"Cloudy Day" by William Rubery Bennett
“Cloudy Day, Approaching Storm”, oil on board c1950 by William Rubery Bennett. William Rubery Bennett was born in 1893 in Brisbane, dying in 1987. He studied at the Royal Queensland Art Society School and in Sydney with John Salvana, Lawson Balfour and Fred Britten. He moved to Sydney where he conducted the Rubery Bennett Art Gallery dealing mostly in Australian impressionistic painters between 1930 and 1940.He was one of the first to exhibit the work of Tom Garrett (1929) and later he became a popular painter of late impressionistic landscapes, his aim being to capture the pervading light of summer landscapes. His work is represented in the collections of the National Gallery of Australia, the Queensland Art Gallery and the Queensland Art Gallery.
Biblio: Bénézit : Dictionneire des Peintres; McCulloch: Encyclopedia of Australian Art. (150 x 200)
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