Auguste Blackman 'Girl with a Red Scarf' portrait questioning the limitation of our

questioning the limitation of our senses through fleshy biomorphic

Beautifully presented and ready to hang this painting is sure to complement a contemporary interior and inspire contemplation

numerous regional galleries and Charles Sturt University

Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm

light – and like Jeffrey Smart before him – the poignance of the external world

Auguste Blackman 'Girl with a Red Scarf' portrait questioning the limitation of ourAuguste Blackman grew up the son of two icons: Charles and Barbara Blackman. The former was a prominent figure in Australian Modernism; a man whose Schoolgirls and Alices are embedded in our visual lexicon. The latter, Barbara Blackman, is a poet, writer, advocate and muse. By the age of twenty two she was blind, a diagnosis that at first felt like a life sentence for a crime I had not committed but in turn gave her a unique outlook on life. Like