Auguste Blackman 'Vase with Flora' hyper-real

Auguste Blackman 'Vase with Flora' hyper-realDuring the European Renaissance, depictions of flowers became a way for an artist or patron to communicate their worldliness. A painting of a non native plant indicated that its creator had access to among the most rare and fleeting of beauties. In this work, Auguste Blackman eschews this notion to instead, prize a flower close to home. 'Vase with Flora' is a sumptuous ode to gum tree blossoms. It evokes the plants impact, which sees a flame of

Amanda Upton’s visual world is equal parts whimsical and mysterious

Planes of cherry red

Adam Nudelman’s work is renowned for its deftness

as well as many private and international collections

Signed: Signed and dated lower right: AB 2020

imagery with no prime form or subject - as well as JMW Turner’s almost indiscernible vistas

it is reminiscent of automatic drawing: the visual equivalent to a stream of consciousness

Condition: Good: Describes the average used work of art where the image is in Fine condition

A similar monotype titled Head of a Woman created the same year is represented at the National Gallery of Australia

Signed: Signed lower right AB

Florence born

‘Zebrasses’ is a find that will never change its stripes