Charles Blackman 'Pink Nightmare' george bell circle

Charles Blackman 'Pink Nightmare' george bell circle'Pink Nightmare' is charged with a brooding intensity. It was inspired by Henry Fuselis famous and powerfully suggestive masterpiece painting 'The Nightmare of 1781' (now located in the Detroit Institute of Art). 'Pink Nightmare' represents the artist Charles Blackman at his most characteristic it is remarkably free in its handling, dreamlike in its imagery and confidently reliant upon the primacy of his own literary artistic imagination. This work of

'Amapondo 2' 2014

It is a rare dry-point etching from Blackmans beloved Mother Goose series

Beard is represented in collections across the world and in 2007 was awarded the Art Gallery of NSW Archibald Prize for his portrait of installation artist

'3 Amigos ' 2016

contortionists and clowns

choose art over work with ‘Breathing not working II’

Image Size: 66 x 55 cm

'So Many Children’ is an exquisite example of Charles Blackman’s mastery over the graphic practice

he suggests a landscape

‘Goodbye Columbus’ occurs in a universe that never existed and yet it is somehow familiar

'Little King'

signed and dated lower margin