The ArtistsWalter Withers WALTER WITHERS WALTER WITHERS
ON THE ELTHAM ROAD,
1906 In this cheerful rural landscape, Walter Withers has captured the spirit of early Eltham. Eltham was a quiet, sleepy village, where geese wandered up the main road and the locals either walked or rode their horses or bicycles around the township. Walter Withers was known to load up his bicycle with his collapsible easel, folding stool, paint box, water bottle and canvases, and would head off for a day’s painting. He was also known for his walking, as was his family, and they became known locally as the ‘Walking Withers’. Further information:
Collection: National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.
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