Charles Edward Conder (1868-1909), Painter
Later Victorian Portraits Catalogue
Sitter in 8 portraits
Artist of 2 portraits
Artist; the son of a civil servant, Conder was sent to work in Australia at the age of sixteen where he studied drawing at night classes in Sydney and painted the surrounding countryside. In 1890 Conder returned to Europe where he studied art in Paris, forming associations with Toulouse Lautrec and William Rothenstein. He became a central figure in the nineties set of Aubrey Beardsley and Arthur Symons.
by Sir William Rothenstein
pencil, circa 1896
NPG 2558
Group associated with the New English Art Club
by Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen
pencil, black chalk (or charcoal), pen, ink and watercolour, circa 1904
NPG 6345
by Charles Edward Conder
chalk, 1905
NPG 4556
by Henry Walter ('H. Walter') Barnett
half-plate glass negative, 1902-1904
NPG x81614
by Frederick Henry Evans
platinum print, circa 1902-1904
NPG x1146
by Frederick Henry Evans
platinum print, circa 1902-1904
NPG x1147
by Charles Kingsley Adams, after Sir William Rothenstein
tracing in pencil, 1923 (1896)
NPG D31765
after Jacques-Emile Blanche
pencil and watercolour, circa 1938
NPG D11251
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