Auguste Blackman 'Salt and Lemon' abstract art

Auguste Blackman 'Salt and Lemon' abstract artMaker of pearls, decadent brunches and sea side getaways, this work is inspired by Tasmanian oysters. Created after Auguste Blackman's trip, it recalls panoramic views of Great Oyster Bay and the artist shucking six dozen oysters for his daughter's birthday. Son of Australian artist Charles Blackman, 'Salt and Lemon' unites Charles's artistic intuition with Auguste's playfulness. Elegant yet evocative, it smacks of lemon, the fizz of champagne and

Dattilo-Rubbo began teaching classes and even established his own atelier

Image Size: 56 x 26 cm

Among Melbourne's earliest artist-run-initiatives

Born to Irish Catholic immigrants and a dedicated socialist

Alun Leach-Jones is one of Australia’s most prominent abstract artists

Romano Stefanelli spent his artistic career reviving the Renaissance

A respected Australian artist

Charles Blackman shines his artistic talents on a crab

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