Dorothy Braund 'Sun bathers (Cubist figures)' italian artists 'Pink Nightmare' represents the artist

'Pink Nightmare' represents the artist Charles Blackman at his most characteristic - it is remarkably free in its handling

'Dog's Days'

superbly presented in a water gilded frame and provenanced from the Charles Blackman Foundation

” That quiet acknowledgement of beauty’s impermanence resonates deeply here

As she often is

Dorothy Braund 'Sun bathers (Cubist figures)' italian artists 'Pink Nightmare' represents the artistAustralian modernist Dorothy Braund pursued simplicity. As she described, it knocked her out theres no chance for accidental effects. If you are simple everything has to relate and work an ethos that steered her attitude towards art, producing work that was more musical than literal, hymns about people, places and activities. Throughout her oeuvre, Braund repeatedly returned to the beach. Like artists before and after her, she recognised the vital