Charles Blackman 'Repast' george bell circle

Charles Blackman 'Repast' george bell circleCharles Blackmans Repast is an image of blue elegance. Pictured from above, a figure dines at a checkerboard table, his spoon at the lip of an empty bowl. While Blackman was best known for his figuration, his compositions often drifted towards abstraction, using pattern and flattening to question our sense of reality and reveal emotional undercurrents. Like his famed window motif, the checkerboard table in The Repast is an attempt to ascribe order the

Russell envisions a nude figure suspended between two boulders

Blackman’s art is for the dreamers and lovers

Peter Kingston's landscapes capture the charm and texture of life on the Australian coastline

Toi o Tamaki

'Lillies I' 2016

An impression of this work is represented in at the National Gallery of Australia

this work will quieten your mind

David Boyd took up a residency at Macquarie University’s School of Law

Against its confidence and persistence

dedication lower center

he is represented in most public collections

Image Size: 42 x 61 cm