Charles Blackman 'Untitled (Hearty)' pop

Charles Blackman 'Untitled (Hearty)' popHearty has heart. In it, Charles Blackman draws a divine woman crowned by curls. Her bosom is an upside down heart, playfully reflecting what lies beneath. She is serene, lost in daydreams, impervious to Blackmans comical question mark. From Blackmans personal archives, this work comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. It is the answer for collectors of the artist, modernist drawings or those looking to spoil their sweetheart. Charles BLACKMAN (1928

he envisions a landscape of feeling

but may show some small signs of surrounding wear

He was the first photographic artist to be awarded a solo exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria and first photographer to be acquired by the National Gallery of Australia

'Sixteen Weeks' 2007

they rallied against the art establishment with the fundamental belief that art and politics ought not be separated

Makin is represented across national

Thomas DEAN (1857 - 1947)

For collectors seeking a moment of tranquillity or a bushwalk from home

Read the interview with publisher Auguste Blackman here

Printed using the highest modern archival ink printing process onto archival 100% cotton rag Hahnemühle 245gsm Warm White paper

'Cat's Claws'

inspired by Joyce’s short story ‘The Dead’