Charles Blackman 'Leaping Cat' heide circle

Charles Blackman 'Leaping Cat' heide circleCats wander throughout Charles Blackmans work. Sometimes they are caught in the garden, on a tin roof or silhouetted against the night sky enigmatic, noble and watchful. Art historians have speculated that this cat is reflective of Blackmans penchant for solitude and experience of loneliness. In Leaping Cat, Blackmans cat sprawls across a meadow of flowers. Butterflies buzz about as she frolics in spring, awash in reverie. This is an image of utter

An indistinct seascape stretches infinitely

Giardino draws an angel

She has captured the dog’s favourite pastime – basking under a warm sun

titled and numbered to base

The print is wrapped in archival tissue paper and securely packed in a special crush proof box

this crab takes on a sculptural form

Image Size: 90 x 67 cm

titled and inscribed in pencil in margin below image

a passing motorist

or hieroglyphics

This collectable limited edition print is created with the finest museum quality archival materials and is hand signed by the artist

‘Girl Warming and Reading’