The ArtistsFrederick McCubbin FREDERICK McCUBBIN FREDERICK McCUBBIN BUSH IDYLL,
1893 This is a major narrative work by McCubbin, which shows the strong influence of the 'Naturalists' on his work, as well as the influence of J.B.C.Corot. The work was painted in the bush at Blackburn, and in the far right of the work, McCubbin provides us with a glimpse of cattle grazing at the side of Blackburn Lake. It is unknown who modelled for the young boy with the penny whistle, however, the young girl was Mary Jane Lobb, who was born in Castlemaine on 1 April 1881. She was one of thirteen children, and married Henry Francis Holzer when she was approximately eighteen years of age. She had eight children, five boys and three girls, and lived to the age of seventy-eight. She died on 21 October 1959. Further information: Left: Arthur Streeton
- Above Us The Great Grave Sky, 1890
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