Charles Blackman 'Red Garden' Framing:Framed

Charles Blackman 'Red Garden' Framing:FramedA white cat reappears throughout Charles Blackmans oeuvre a symbol of innocence, childhood, a familiar and clandestine echo of the artist himself. In The Red Garden, this cat is caught in a garden flush with dusk light. Like Claude Monet, Blackman was interested in capturing the same landscape at different times of day. Unlike Monet however, he was not interested observing fidelity to these moments. Indeed, there is an intoxicating unreality to

is a valuable addition to budding collectors and connoisseurs of Charles Blackman's works alike

parties and the beach with a sense of boundless childlike wonder

corporate and private collections in Australia and abroad

Image Size: 82 x 58 cm

which explores the relationship between the natural landscape and the internal landscape of the human body

A bold and alluring addition to your space

'St Pauls - Hill End'

For collectors of figurative prints

'Abstract Yellow Curves' 1972

he unites new life with new love in a fertile flurry of lines

Laurence's work has a recognisable charm and finish that makes her one of Australia's most respected contemporary master printmakers

‘Stefano’ is also a lively image