Dejamour »

Jonathan Meader

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About The Artwork

In the words of the artist: "Since ancient times, the unicorn has symbolized a wild, free and untamable spirit . . In my print, Dejamour, I see the moon (traditionally female) giving off a warm glow which causes a mist to rise from the stream--and that mist condenses to form the unicorn. He is slightly transparent--his color is a combination of the mist and rocks behind him. . . This print deals with love." Jonathan Meader

About The Artist

Jonathan Meader was born in 1943 in Orange, New Jersey. He graduated from the American Community School of Beirut, Lebanon 1961. Also known as "Ascian", the artist works in a variety of media, including painting, drawing and printmaking. Meader has been awarded a Wurlitzer Foundation Grant, a Corcoran Workshop Grant, a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship and a National Print Club Commission. He is cited in Who's Who in American Art . His work is in public collections including Baltimore Museum in Baltimore, the Metropolitan Museum in New York City, the Corcoran Gallery and the Library of Congress in Washington DC. Private collectors include Bob Dylan, Bill Moyers, Linda Ronstadt and Dr. Andrew Weil. Jonathan Meader has published two books of his work, The Wordless Travel Book: Point at These Pictures to Communicate with Anyone and In Praise of Women.

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