Tambourine
Streeton, Arthur (1867-1943)
Item type:musical instrument or objectDate of creation:1891Diameter:25.7 cm (10 1/8 in.)Technique / Medium:oil on tambourinePlace of creation:Melbourne (Australia)School:Heidelberg SchoolItem location
- National Gallery of Victoria
The Joseph Brown Collection[Museum inv. no.: 2004.221]
Description
Painting on the center of a tambourine depicting the interior of Thomas William Roberts' studio, where Streeton resided for a period.
Though several professional artists like Streeton engaged in it, painting tambourines was a popular novelty among Victorian young ladies (see references).
Instruments [MIMO Code] (notes)
Tambourine [2746] (Painting is done on the surface of a tambourine.)
Image URLs
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Bibliographic references
Teniswood-Harvey, Arabella. "Music and cross-cultural exchange in the art of Tom Roberts, Arthur Streeton and James McNeill Whistler", Music in art 38/1-2 (2013) 89-99. RILM 2013-8554.
RIdIM record id
3414