Charles Blackman 'Alice' bright & vivid

Charles Blackman 'Alice' bright & vividLewis Carrolls Alice recurs throughout Charles Blackmans work, captured under his hand as a figure entwined with his former wife and muse, Barbara Blackman. In this rare and original screenprint, Alice bounds across the page, motifs from Wonderland fanning around her like a hand of cards. There is a top hat, White Rabbit and Queen of Hearts, each moving between shadow and form. This Alice drifts between imagination and reality is she running or

Untitled (Red Bird) forms part of ‘Footprints’

Created through collaboration between Port Jackson Press and the Australian Conservation Foundation in celebration of World Environment Week

Dimensions: 100 x 79 x 3 cm

Inscribed reverse sheet vertically along fold

The Brooklyn-born Frank Kleinholz had pursued a career in law before focusing on art full-time

In a palette of impossibly vibrant blues

Grass becomes skin

He is no Karate Kid

fans of Mora and her legacy

won the Acquisitive award and people’s choice at the Fremantle Print Awards and Banyule Works on Paper Award

The myth ends with the abduction of Helena

both swept in movement and sand