Alice through the looking Glass 

"Alice Through the Looking Glass" is an illustration by Australian artist Charles Blackman. The illustration depicts Alice from Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," bent backwards and seemingly split in two, creating a distorted and surreal image. Blackman's style, often referred to as "figurative expressionism," is evident in the use of bold colors and simplified forms, capturing the dreamlike and nonsensical nature of the original story.