Charles Blackman 'Alice's House ' george bell circle

Charles Blackman 'Alice's House ' george bell circleFrom the 1950s, Charles Blackman began experimenting with a different kind of composition. Rather than a single image, he split the field into vignettes or window thoughts. These smaller images would relate to one another, serving as postcards from the artist to the viewer. This intimate aspect carries through to Alices House, an original screenprint that places Lewis Carrolls classic under new light. The storys drama hangs in twelve fragments, some

In ‘Frenzy I’

Edition of 8

There is nothing particularly realistic about her

It is both a tribute and an absurdist

An adjunct of the Art Gallery of New South Wales

Condition: Very Good: Describes a work of art’s image As New

Chapter 8 V Majzner 2001

The British-born David Aspden came to prominence with hard-edge abstraction and shaped canvasses

'Mantegna Vase IV' 1997

finished quality that has come to define Balls abstract forms

Feted during his lifetime

spirituality