Charles Blackman 'A Cat's Tale' street art

Charles Blackman 'A Cat's Tale' street artCats wander throughout Charles Blackmans work. Sometimes they are caught in the garden, on a tin roof or silhouetted against the night sky enigmatic, noble and watchful. Art historians have speculated that this cat is reflective of Blackmans penchant for solitude and his experience of loneliness. In the rare and highly collectable A cats tale, Blackman draws a swirl of cat, flower and woman. The effect is hypnotic. Its hard to distinguish where feline

this print is hand signed by the artist

he envisions a landscape of feeling

Dimensions: 35 x 34 cm

(c) David Boyd / Copyright Agency 2022

Here he treks into the rainforest to crouch beside a waterfall

a moment that irrevocably changed the Blackmans' lives

'Cedar Creek Falls II' 2000

born in London and residing in Sydney

Image Size: 90 x 70 cm

liveliness and spontaneity

In the 1970’s he settled in Papunya

Embossed with Port Jackson Press Australia stamp in bottom right corner