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Shearing the rams (1890) by Tom RobertsNational Gallery of Victoria 'Tom Roberts is quoted in the Argus in 1890 as saying: It seems to me that one of the best words spoken to an artist is, 'Paint what you love and love what you paint', and on that I have worked; and so it came that being in the bush and feeling the delight and fascination of the great pastoral life and work I have tried to.. Tom Roberts's large canvas, Shearing the rams (fig. 1) is popularly seen today as an archetypal vision of Australian pastoral life. With his considerable capacity for self-advertisement, Roberts did much to foster this notion. He was proud of the fact that he had travelled into the country and spent months working on the picture in an outback shed at Brocklesby, near Corowa, New South Wales.

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Tom Roberts: Shearing the Rams. In spring 1888, Tom Roberts arranged with the family of his sister-in-law, the Andersons, to visit this area. Mr. Alexander Anderson, a key figure in Corowa, was an owner of Brocklesby Station, some 64,000 acres (25,000 hectares) near Corowa.. During shearing, he made 70 to 80 sketches in and around the station woolshed 16km from Corowa (on a property now known.. Tom Roberts, Shearing the Rams. 1890. Jim Coffey, bearded 'champion of the shed' [ 1 ], back bent, muscles tensed, pipe strapped to his thigh, holds down a struggling ram with his powerful left arm while stripping a creamy white 'long blow' (full-length) fleece with a pair of 'tongs' (hand-shears). 'Down the board' [ 1] in line.