Auguste Blackman 'Dreambird' contemporary

Auguste Blackman 'Dreambird' contemporaryIn this poignant work, Auguste Blackman captures a resting bird. A figure of dreams, memories and vulnerability, Dreambird it at once warm and melancholic, touched by the artists recent loss. It speaks to the passing of Augustes father, Charles Blackman and friend Mirka Mora, both of whom were iconic Australian artists. For Auguste, birds represent care, poetry and the flight of imagination. Cast in feathered brushstrokes and vivid hues, this work

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Signed: Signed with initials lower right AB

Nudelman’s work deals with issues of cultural heritage and identity

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love and death - Charles Blackman's The Mirror tells the tale of Orpheus

it proved the opposite

terracotta land

Image Size: 55 x 74 cm

Greg holds a Master's degree in art (UNSW) and has had decades of experience as a painter and printmaker

Throughout art history Venus has dominated

'Woman in Colours' 2020