Auguste Blackman 'Feast by the Sea' landscape

Auguste Blackman 'Feast by the Sea' landscapeMaker of pearls, decadent brunches and sea side getaways, this work is inspired by Tasmanian oysters. Created after Auguste Blackman's trip, it recalls panoramic views of Great Oyster Bay and the artist shucking six dozen oysters for his daughter's birthday. Son of Australian artist Charles Blackman, 'Feast by the Sea' unites Charles's artistic intuition with Auguste's playfulness. Elegant yet evocative, it smacks of lemon, the fizz of champagne and

This poetic work exemplifies Blackman's mastery of graphic practices

Next came fame for his Archibald Prize winning portrait of David Wenham in 2000

Condition:Excellent

Beard is represented in collections across the world and in 2007 was awarded the Art Gallery of NSW Archibald Prize for his portrait of installation artist

his work deals in the good

drypoint Etching

Edition of 20

'The Whisper

and dedicated collectors of modern and contemporary abstract art movements

there is a slight indentation in the upper left corner which can be hidden under the mat without affecting the image or inscriptions

Auguste Blackman’s depictions of the minotaur take after Pablo Picasso’s

In the mirror’s eye are unknown figures – who are they