Contents:
- Some Reflections on Defining Australian Impressionism Gerard Vaughan
- A Golden Age: Tom Roberts and the Arts of Spain Humphrey McQueen
- The City's Toil: Impressionist View of Marvellous Melbourne Andrew Brown-May
- Memory and Desire: Box Hill 1885-88 Leigh Astbury
- Portrait of the Surveyor as a Young Artist: Charles Conder in Richmond and the Hawkesbury Area, 1887-88 Ann Galbally
- The Sunny South: Bayside Melbourne Life and Landscape, 1886-90 Daniel Thomas
- Friendly Rivalry: Paintings of Waterside Sydney, 1888-90 Terence Lane
- Grosvenor Chambers, A Phenomenon of Marvellous Melbourne Terence Lane
- Colony and Capital in Australian Impressionist Portraiture Angus Trumble
- Streeton in the City of Laughing and Loveliness Mary Eagle
- Jane Sutherland: Thoroughly Australian Landscapes Frances Lindsay
- 'Gently I wave the visible world away': Charles Conder, Arthur Streeton and the 'Problem Children' of Australian Impressionism Ted Gott
- High Noon on the Hawkesbury River: Arthur Streeton in the Hawkesbury District of New South Wales Jane Clark
- National Naturalism David Hansen
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