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Auguste Blackman 'Birds with Teapot' surreal It gives form to theAgainst a Tiffany blue sky, Auguste Blackman paints a flock of birds. Careening in all directions, they are babies, adults, owls, doves and seabirds. What is more fantastical, is the topsy turvy tea pot swooping between wings. Part Alice in Wonderland, part nursery rhyme, The Owls and Teapots is quintessential Auguste Blackman. It will delight collectors of avian art, the Blackmans and expressionism. Auguste BLACKMAN (1957 ) 'Birds with Teapot' oil on