Auguste Blackman 'Lifesaver (Lilac)' animals his father’s “happiness”

his father’s “happiness”

Its also a countdown towards mortality or the cat’s ninth life

shielding her dolls from its glare

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Auguste Blackman 'Lifesaver (Lilac)' animals his father’s “happiness”Auguste Blackman, son of Charles Blackman, paints with enormous sensuality and feeling. In this work, he instinctively captures the character of a lifeguard. Reminiscent of days spent sprawled on the beach, Blackman's work reminds us to cherish the joy in our lives. Like the life saver himself however, there also lies a warning to be cautious: enjoy the sun but do not let yourself drift too far beyond the horizon. For fans of Blackman, portraiture and