Auguste Blackman 'Daddy Seahorse' pop 'Make Art Not War'

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Auguste Blackman 'Daddy Seahorse' pop 'Make Art Not War'In Daddy Seahorse, Auguste Blackman pays homage to the seahorse a creature with a striking silhouette. Poised beside some brightly coloured choral, Blackmans seahorse is elegant and regal, a jewel for collectors of creatures. It recalls the fishs unusual biology with the male bearing pregnancy and couples remaining monogamous. Blackmans work is informed by a childhood spent among Australias most renowned and lively modernists. Whether reflecting on