Auguste Blackman 'Bunny and Alice with Flowers' still life

Auguste Blackman 'Bunny and Alice with Flowers' still lifeAuguste Blackman, son of Charles Blackman, carries on his fathers legacy with the fantastical Bunny and Alice with Flowers. He pictures Alice and the White Rabbit merging, a cacophony of flowers surrounding them. This work is as much an ode to Alice in Wonderland as it is to Augustes childhood. He reflects: "Alice and her best friend the rabbit reminisce about all their adventures and the best thing is they survived it all together." Originally

which is often set in the landscape

Dimensions: 15 x 11 x 2 cm

this petite 5 × 5 cm original image is small in scale but full of heart

St Kilda “was peculiarly and secretly Nolan’s very own world… It was not difficult to discover what Nolan found down at St Kilda

there is a flicker of light

Violet McInnes may have been mistaken as fragile

Image Size: 11 x 11 cm

the minutiae of perception inhabiting landscape as metaphors of thought - wandering

Overall in Good condition

Antonio Muratore is an Italian-born

It may be informed by the surroundings of Mornington Peninsula where the artist grew up

In 'Landscape with rocks'