Judy Cassab 'Courting' Framed:Framed Auguste Blackman captures a resting

Auguste Blackman captures a resting bird

perhaps Alice has been transfigured into an insect

‘Wheat’ is a testament to English's understanding of colour

The stylus does not want to make a curved line due to the nature of the way the Perspex is made… Plexiglass or Perspex determined the low edition of 20 only as the plates were delicate and we could only extract a certain amount of passes under the roller before the drypoint etch flattened out

Known for her intricate wallpaper and screenprint designs

Judy Cassab 'Courting' Framed:Framed Auguste Blackman captures a restingA two time winner of the Archibald Prize, Judy Cassab AO CBE (1920 2015) was a portraitist of immense insight and imagination, seemingly able to capture not only a sitters likeness but the spirit of their times. As well as painting social luminaries, royals, fellow artists, family and friends, she was also a prolific draughtswoman, printmaker, and an acclaimed landscape artist. Today, Cassabs portraits reside in the British Royal Collection, National