Charles Blackman 'Tracey (Nude)' bright & vivid

Charles Blackman 'Tracey (Nude)' bright & vividFrom 1970 to 1971, Charles Blackman escaped Australia for Paris. He had won the prestigious Cite des Artes scholarship and upon setting down in France, fell in love with the culture, commencing what art historians refer to as his Golden Era for drawing. He set out to immerse himself in Parisian culture, to become a serious artist by mastering the nude. Tracey (Nude) comes from this era. It recalls Kenneth Clarks famous delineation between naked and

It is accompanied with a Certificate of Authenticity from The Charles Blackman Foundation

‘Part one: editioned prints (1-111)’

It offers a glimpse into the artistry of a talented Englishwoman and the enduring allure of old-world styles

O’Connor is represented in numerous regional

emotional prose

embodies one of his favourite mediums while remaining as unique as a painting

Opened in 1938 as a cinema and named in honour of King George VI

a ghostly imprint of nature made eternal

signed 'CT'

Annigoni was esteemed most for his portraits

his work is informed by a sense of wonder and emotional acuity

she recalls an amoeba examined beneath a microscope - a cellular mass migrating between states