Charles Blackman 'Dreaming Alice' landscape

Charles Blackman 'Dreaming Alice' landscapeOriginally painted in 1956, 'Dreaming Alice' is among Charles Blackman's most iconic images. Starring Lewis Carroll's Alice, the scene rings of Blackman's then wife and muse Barbara, in whom he recognised Alice. Eyes closed and blissfully unaware of the swirling world around her, Blackman's Alice is suspended weightless beside swelling flowers, a symbol of his wife's pregnancy. Caught between worlds, 'Dreaming Alice' is quintessential Blackman. One of

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and prompts us to wonder what kind of profound dialogue these characters are engaged in

Etched in gathering lines

carries on his father’s legacy with the vibrant ‘Hope

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This work of art may contain glass

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minimal and cerebral art

'Headlands III' 1991

Paper Dimensions: 50 x 35 cm

engrossing effect