Charles Blackman 'Tea Break' street art is the heavy use of

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Charles Blackman 'Tea Break' street art is the heavy use ofPerhaps you have been to a party like 'Tea Break'. Directly from Charles Blackmans private collection, this charcoal drawing oozes style, featuring three figures complete with cigarette, skivvies and blunted fringes. You can almost hear the jazz. As a member of Melbournes bohemian enclave, Tea Break is surely drawn from Blackmans life. It is an irreverent ode to friendship, conversation and beatnik reverie. For collectors of modern art and important