Nasturtiums (E. Phillips Fox)

Nasturtiums (E. Phillips Fox) refers to a painting by Australian Impressionist painter Emanuel Phillips Fox. Created circa 1912, the artwork depicts a woman, often identified as the artist's wife Ethel Carrick Fox, seated in a garden surrounded by vibrant nasturtium flowers. The painting is celebrated for its depiction of light and color, characteristic of Impressionist techniques. The subject's relaxed pose and the garden setting evoke a sense of domestic tranquility and beauty. The work exemplifies Fox's mastery of capturing the Australian landscape and his ability to blend European artistic influences with Australian subject matter. The painting is a significant example of Australian Impressionism and is held in high regard for its artistic merit and historical significance.