Charles Blackman 'Alice on the Table' Framing:Framed

Charles Blackman 'Alice on the Table' Framing:FramedThis work by Charles Blackman, is among the richest examples from his Alice series. Derived from 1956 painting, 'Alice on the Table' is inspired by Blackman's then wife Barbara, whose eyesight was ailing. Nestled between a concerned rabbit (believed to represent the artist) and a swelling bouquet, Alice is left to navigate an increasingly disorientating world. At once eternally romantic and melancholic, this luminous work breathes new life into the

Condition:  Fine condition

'Girl waving

it’s fur-free

the spied strangers who dash painting’s sense of self-containment

Image Size: 39 x 28 cm

In this elegant etching

titled and inscribed in pencil in margin below image: A/P Structure in Amber Michael Powell 90

A truly extravagant event

have entered the Australian vernacular and are considered to be among the most iconic images of Australian art

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there is something of the 18th century Enlightenment counter-movement

This work of art contains glass