RAY MEAD "UNTITLED" CHARCOAL ON PAPER, c.1980s Dan Christensen Untitled Blush 1981 Caviar20 becoming his signature motif

becoming his signature motif

the statements were influenced by writings of major political figures such as Emma Goldman

Possibly her largest single work of art

Miró developed a unique visual language through combining abstract elements

overwhelmed yet still inspired

RAY MEAD "UNTITLED" CHARCOAL ON PAPER, c.1980s Dan Christensen Untitled Blush 1981 Caviar20 becoming his signature motifAlthough Ray Mead (1921 1988) was born in the UK, studied at the famed Slade School of Art, and served in the Royal Air Force during the war, his artistic career was established and blossomed in Canada. Mead immigrated to Canada and settled in Hamilton in 1946. He had important relationships with Walter Yarwood and Hortense Gordon. The later shared many of her lessons that she had absorbed from studying with Hans Hoffmann. In the early 1950s, Mead