CHARLES BLACKMAN, (1928 - 2018)

Archival Pigment Print On Paper

Title: Prone Schoolgirl

Image Size: 28 x 33

Frame Size: [UNFRAMED]

Signature Details: (Work Of Art Illustrated Is A Representative Work From The Edition. Any Number From The Edition May Be Supplied.)

Condition: Good Prone Schoolgirl Is Perhaps The Most Recognisable Of Charles Blackman'S Schoolgirl Series. Marking A Distinct Shift In His Practice, These Images Follow A Lone Student Through Desolate Suburbia. Present Are Themes Of Vulnerability, Alienation And The Loss Of Innocence - Reflective Of Life In An Increasingly Urbanised Postwar Melbourne. Blackman Was Also Inspired By The Murder Of Thirteen Year-Old Alma Tirtschke In 1921. Conceived In 1953, This Deeply Evocative Image Announced Blackman As A Serious Artist. One Of Australia'S Most Iconic Artists, Charles' Work Speak To Us All. To Live With His Visual Poetry Promises To Be An Ever-Enriching Experience For You And Your Family. Celebrate His Inimitable Legacy With 'Prone Schoolgirl' Today.'

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