Charles Blackman 'Girl with Flowers' Framing:Unframed

Charles Blackman 'Girl with Flowers' Framing:UnframedGirl with Flowers features two of Charles Blackman's most iconic symbols girls and flowers. This combination is so quintessential in fact, that it has been identified as commandingly and decisively Blackman , with one critic commenting that his flowers often seem like floral souls. Never mere decoration, his works excavate the breadth of human feeling. Here, from the 1960 painting, Blackman places heartbreak alongside hope. One of Australia s most

of course says Graham

on a tin roof or silhouetted against the night sky – enigmatic

this suite depicts the diverse Australian landscape from Western Australia to Tasmania

On one hand

giving form to an entanglement of ideas

the work’s title warns of a dingo

Dimensions: 51 x 38 cm

romantic and cherubic

this work is inspired by Tasmanian oysters

3An impression of this work is represented in at Castlemaine Art Museum

'Woman in Colours' 2020

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