Al Fresco, c.1904
The Ferry
ArbourBorn in Melbourne, Fox studied art at the National Gallery School in Melbourne (1878-1886). He enrolled at the Académie Julian in Paris (there he gained the first prize for design) and Ecole des Beaux Arts (1887-1890), where he was awarded a first prize for painting. The artist exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1890, and returned to Melbourne in 1891. In 1892, with Tudor St George Tucker, the painter opened the Melbourne Art School and taught European ideas and techniques there.
In 1905, Fox married Ethel Carrick, an English post-impressionist painter, they settled in Paris and extensively traveled in Europe and to Tahiti; they returned to Australia in 1913.
The Muslin Dress, 1912
Love Story, 1903
Le Repose, c.1909
The Doge's Palace, Venice
On a Balcony
Déjeuner, c.1911
Bathing Hour, c.1909
Rue Royale, 1906
The Orange Pickers
The Boulevard
St.Ives, Cornwall
From Cremone, Sydney, 1913
The Beach, Trouville
Art Students, 1895
The Bathers, 1912
After the Bath c.1911
The Green Parasol, 1912
The Lesson c.1912
Her Letter, 1905
Mother And Child
c.1910
Le repose, c.1909–11
Moonrise, Heidelberg, 1900
The Setting Sun
The Mediterranean Coast, 1906
Studio, Charterisville, 1900
Reclining Nude
Nude Bathed in Sunlight
On a French Beach
Port Phillip - Melbourne
Château Gaillard on the Seine, 1906
The Cabbage Patch
Portrait of a Young Girl, 1906
Portrait of Frances Rose Levy
Portrait of My Cousin, 1893
Venetian Boats, 1906
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