Charles Blackman 'Afternoon Light' hyper-real

Charles Blackman 'Afternoon Light' hyper-real'Afternoon Light' was created after Charles Blackman returned home from years spent living abroad in 1968. While it conjures up images of reading in parks, as always there is a strain of the personal. Representative of the artist and his then wife and muse Barbara, it depicts Blackman reading aloud to her. A strangely nostalgic and melancholic scene, it is imbued the knowledge Barbara was losing her eyesight, leaving her unable to read herself. One of

Nudelman is represented in multiple regional

Triennale Print Prize in the 4th Bangkok Triennale International Print and Drawing

slick and charming here

Dimensions: 50 x 67 cm

Signed: signed BLACKMAN

Wood Engraving with Port Jackson Press Australia embossed seal in margin

Dimensions: 86 x 122 cm

The Secret Garden and Narnia

she captures two toy horses at Sydney’s Bondi Beach

‘Barbara’ is a monotype

Blackman’s imagery resonates across generations

Image Size: 70 x 105 cm