Charles Blackman 'Orpheus - The Mirror' hyper-real

Charles Blackman 'Orpheus - The Mirror' hyper-realFate, love and death Charles Blackman's The Mirror tells the tale of Orpheus. Originally an ancient Greek myth, his version references Jean Cocteau's film of same name which utilizes mirrors. This story begins with a song. The son of Apollo and Calliope, Orpheus is endowed with miraculous musical ability. An artist through and through, he falls head over heels for Eurydice and they spontaneously wed. Soon after however, she is bitten by a snake and

'Bob Won't Mind' is sure to enliven your spirit

What do you see in his visual mantra

Here he shows us Luna Park and gives us a glimpse into the dark heart of St Kilda

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Image Size: 30 x 29 cm

Since 2001

Yvonne AUDETTE (1930 - )

Image Size: 39 x 36 cm

This is how one remembers their childhood

For collectors of landscape art and prints

he had begun exhibiting with the Art Society of NSW to high praise

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