Charles Blackman 'Summer Days - Colette' italian artists

Charles Blackman 'Summer Days - Colette' italian artistsCharles Blackmans Colette Summer Days is a vision of tranquility. It sees a woman recline in a hammock, the surrounding garden enveloping her. Blackman was a fan of the French writer Colette, whose writing he was introduced to by Sunday Reed. He particularly liked her novel Creatures Great and Small. Perhaps the Colette referenced in this works title is the author. Blackman was frequently troubling the boundaries between the real and literary; his was

'Dreaming Alice' is among Charles Blackman's most iconic images

Image Size: 28 x 36 cm

Dimensions: 67 x 84 x 2 cm

as well as notable corporate and private collections across Australia and abroad

Describes a work of art's image as Excellent

'Amapondo 1' 2014

as though MacQueen is remembering these flowers and what they symbolised to her

Tandori’s work is a counter to

which too perceived the indoors as reflective of our inner-self

does not affect the printed image

18th century architecture and as the burial sight for George Eliot and Karl Marx

Helen EAGER (1952 - )