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Sydney in 1977
Condition: Excellent: The work of art is in the same immaculate condition as when it was created
heightens the theatrical tension and imbues the composition with a sense of interiority that feels both intimate and mysterious
Dimensions: 37 x 102 cm
Middle-Eastern and Indian aristocracy
Auguste Blackman 'Tea For Two' landscape Sydney in 1977The rabbit has long since symbolised the cyclical nature of life. Its endless capacity for regeneration is what inspired German Lutherans in the 17th century to connect them with Christs resurrection, thus inventing the Easter Bunny. The Ancient Egyptians, Chinese and Mayans also recount seeing a rabbits outline in the moons surface and so perceived them as twinned symbols. The contraction of the moon to crescent and back to disc was seen as mirroring
