Charles Blackman 'The Meeting' expressionism

Charles Blackman 'The Meeting' expressionismA conduit for emotion, Charles Blackman's work is the love poem of Australian art. In 'The Meeting', which derives from the 1961 painting, he captures an intriguing yet melancholic moment between lovers. Are they saying goodbye or falling in love? In his poignant universe, Blackman pares back reality to uncover the sweet and sour of life replying, why can t it be both. One of Australia's most iconic artists, Blackman's work speaks to us all. To live

taking ordinary landscapes and filtering them through an emotional prism

There are no tears to paper margin or disruption to the paint surface

Brilliantly coloured and as always curious and curiouser

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'The Little Lamp' Ca

"At the end of a long day the wise Owl has everything he could possibly want within himself

Image Size: 52 x 52 cm

Image Size: 87 x 59 cm

He is represented in many public collections and is the recipient of numerous prestigious art awards

The Muse III was sketched during the Blackman family's time spent living in Paris - a time of great creative development for Charles

she was a director of Islington Studios and Islington Graphics Gallery