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From an edition of 379
He is a devoted fan of the Montreal Canadians -- whose logo is pictured but abstracted in this etching
The complex background was created by layering and washing contrasting berry red tones then over-layed with a dynamic platinum white paint that is draped with momentum around the page
depicts a piece of shortcake
75"H 25"W (framed)
RAY MEAD "THE MEGARON" 1975 Art about climate change From an edition of 379A founding member of Painters Eleven, Ray Mead (1921 1988) occupies a distinct place within the arc of postwar Canadian abstraction. 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 made several trips to New York City, intrigued by the nascent dominance
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