page_title: National Gallery of Australia
section_title: Australian art (non-indigenous)
hierarchical_section_title: National Gallery of Australia / Collection / Australian art (non-indigenous)
caption_attribution_description: English: One of McCubbin's major early works, 1893
context_page_description: The National Gallery of Australia is the national art museum of Australia as well as one of the largest art museums in Australia, holding more than 166,000 works of art. Located in Canberra in the Australian Capital Territory, it was established in 1967 by the Australian government as a national public art museum.
context_section_description: This includes works by:
  John Glover – Mount Wellington and Hobart Town from Kangaroo Point
  Frederick McCubbin – Afterglow, Bush Idyll (on long term loan from private collection)
  Tom Roberts – Going Home, Storm Clouds, In a corner on the Macintyre, An Australian Native, The Sculptor's Studio
  Arthur Streeton – From McMahons Point – Fare 1 Penny, The Selector's Hut, Golden Summer, Spirit of the Drought
  Charles Conder – The Yarra, Heidelberg, Bronte Beach, Under a Southern Sun
  Margaret Preston – Flying over the Shoalhaven River, Flapper
  Grace Cossington Smith – Interior in Yellow
  Lloyd Rees – A South Coast Road
  William Dobell – The Red Lady
  Albert Tucker –  Pick up, Images of modern evil (collection), Victory Girls
  Russell Drysdale – The Drover's Wife, The Rabbiter and his Family
  Sidney Nolan – Ned Kelly, The Slip, The Burning Tree, Constable Fitzpatrick and Kate Kelly, Stringybark Creek, The Chase, Kelly Crossing the Bridge (and many other Ned Kelly paintings), Kiata, Head of a Soldier
  Arthur Boyd – The Mining Town, Boat Builders, Eden
  Joy Hester – Nude in Hat, Mother and Child
  John Perceval – Boy with Cat
  Ron Mueck – Pregnant Woman
  Patricia Piccinini – The Skywhale
caption: Frederick McCubbin, Bush Idyll, 1893
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