Rick Amor 'Nothing but Peacocks!' mexican artists a musician and Charles Blackman’s

a musician and Charles Blackman’s daughter

flora and mythical creatures–that offer an escape from everyday normalcy

‘Prone Schoolgirl’ is perhaps the most recognisable of Charles Blackman’s Schoolgirl series

Works from this same series were the chosen decorative scheme by then Prime Minister Paul Keating when the Cabinet Room was redecorated in 1993 - proof of the enduring qualities to be found in these prints

Inscribed verso: Tjunkiya Napaltjarri / Papunya Tula Artists Pty

Rick Amor 'Nothing but Peacocks!' mexican artists a musician and Charles Blackman’sRick Amor is among Australias most collectible artists. Best known for his psychologically incisive landscapes and atmospheric scenes of everyday life, Amor found his artistic beginnings in the world of political cartoons, working for several publications including Overland, where he was on the board until 1998. Working in this industry, Amor created hand drawn works that were incisively political sparking conversation, and responding directly, and