Auguste Blackman 'Birdtalk' heide circle

Auguste Blackman 'Birdtalk' heide circleBirdtalk is an avian ode. In his distinct, emotional prose, son of Charles Blackman, Auguste Blackman uses a birds flight through life to remind us of the preciousness of nature. Not just a place for humans, the land is a miraculous tapestry of lives and here, in a myriad of colours and moments, Blackman impresses this idea. Birds of different colours and feathers flock together, perhaps conversing about the day or as a chorus, singing the sun away.

Bergner composes a strange scene

Signed: Editioned below image

Printed onto beautiful heavy paper with a raw edge

Cast in pale greys and gold

Together with other young Spanish artists of the period

Halpern was honoured with a retrospective at the National Gallery of Victoria in 2006 and in 2012

'Two Figures' 1986

There is an absurd sadness to them

Dimensions: 47 x 50 x 2 cm

Wood Engraving with Port Jackson Press Australia embossed seal in margin

became a cornerstone of his practice

In ‘Capture Light’