Charles Blackman 'The Journey II' drawing

Charles Blackman 'The Journey II' drawingCharles Blackman is one of the most beloved Australian artists. His works are pensive meditations on human condition couched in the visually disarming vocabulary of a dream like state. Many of his works, especially those from the Schoolgirls and Alice series, have entered the Australian vernacular and are considered to be among the most iconic images of Australian art. His works have been a subject of curated survey exhibitions and scholarly

when the sun rose the following day

He was a master potter

Blackman sees the inevitably of transitions

listen to ‘The Guitar Maker’

with a limited edition (of which this works stems) being pulled in 1980 at Whaling Road Studio

'Nude lying down' circa

The fruit of cutting

Norrie pokes fun at the legitimacy of monarchs

nourishing perspective

Caroline Durre is inspired by ornamental patterns from European architecture

where the image is in good condition

accession number: 2007