Auguste Blackman 'Burnt Lifesaver' landscape

Auguste Blackman 'Burnt Lifesaver' landscapeAuguste Blackman, son of Charles Blackman, paints with enormous sensuality and feeling. In this work, he captures the character of a lifeguard. Reminiscent of days spent sprawled on the beach, Augustes work reminds us to cherish the joy in our lives. Like the lifesaver himself though, there simultaneously lies a warning enjoy the sun but dont let yourself drift too far beyond the horizon. For fans of Auguste, portraiture and those hankering for a

Image Size: 80 x 60 cm

it forges one between viewer and artist - pulling us back into the city of love

'A temporal tie' 2007

The ‘Thunderbird Motel’ is the kind of destination that a hero and his heroine would cruise up to

'The Blue Bay I' 1987

ink: To Ursula / with Best Wishes / for Xmas + New Year 71 / from / Eric & Grace

In ‘Self-Sacrifice’

Vividly coloured

accession number: P128-1974

Edition 96 of 100

Dimensions: 38 x 30 cm

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