Charles Blackman 'Barbara' bright & vivid

Charles Blackman 'Barbara' bright & vividFrom his Golden Era for drawing, this work of art comes from a 1965 Rowney Sketchbook and represents a deep dive into Charles Blackmans practice. It is populated with scenes from his life in London before returning to Australia that year. These impressions are a wink in time moments of sadness, inspiration or everyday life. Here, he draws his then wife and muse, Barbara Blackman. An author in her own right, this portrait presents Barbara as Charles

tempting the question - what are these flowers for

The displayed artwork is a representation from the edition

'The World Will Still Turn II' 1997

This vast and expressive Australian landscape scene by fine Australian artist Gail English promises to expand your outlook

medium and message to transfix the viewer

‘The Mirror’ is an example of the former

After settling in Mexico

marine subjects and seascapes

Another edition of this print is in the collection of the National Gallery of Australia

Dimensions: 112 x 80 cm

Larwill married exhilarating spontaneity with aesthetic sophistication to produce work that makes you feel

she came to prominence in the 1950s