Charles Blackman 'Untitled [The Mad Tea Party]' painting A childhood fairytale takes on

A childhood fairytale takes on the cadence of an opera

When one gazes upon this work

‘After Chardin (The Skate)’ bears two inspirations – the 18th century French painter Jean Charmin

including the Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant in New York

Charles Blackman 'Untitled [The Mad Tea Party]' painting A childhood fairytale takes onThe rare fine art archival print, Untitled [The Mad Tea Party] is quintessential Charles Blackman. Taken from his famed Alice and Wonderland series, it pictures a chaotic tea party, the White Rabbit and Alice marooned in a sea of chinaware. Despite the frenzy, Alice appears tranquil a luminous beauty against Blackmans nocturnal palette. Merging sentiment with pathos, Blackmans work is whimsical and surreal, finding emotional resonance in a world that