Charles Blackman 'Untitled [The Mad Tea Party]' animals

Charles Blackman 'Untitled [The Mad Tea Party]' animalsThe rare fine art archival print, Untitled [The Mad Tea Party] is quintessential Charles Blackman. Taken from his famed Alice and Wonderland series, it pictures a chaotic tea party, the White Rabbit and Alice marooned in a sea of chinaware. Despite the frenzy, Alice appears tranquil a luminous beauty against Blackmans nocturnal palette. Merging sentiment with pathos, Blackmans work is whimsical and surreal, finding emotional resonance in a world that

meaning that although it was created using printmaking techniques

edition of 75

'Chair (Parisians III)' 2004

The artist’s works have been included in a number of important survey exhibitions of Australian contemporary indigenous art

Image Size: 9 x 5 cm

'Batman Slapping Robin' 2022

everyday utensils like lamps are symbolic of the Jewish refugee’s plight

Image Size: 51 x 50 cm

reflects Stewarts contemplation of human intervention

National Gallery of Australia and internationally at the Contemporary Art and Culture Centre

Tomas Fantl's art is deeply rooted in keen observations of human behaviour

titled and editioned on margin: Juniper 86 'Shelley' 21/40