Jonathan Meader shows how the female form has been perhaps man's single greatest source of inspiration. This text is an anthology of female images in art and writing throughout the ages, from the earliest-known cave paintings through to Tibetan, Mayan, Celtic, African and Chinese images.  Forward by Isabel Allende.  Afterword by Andrew Weil

The book is signed by Jonathan Meader.  This 140 page book contains 58 pages of incredible photographs.

This item lot also includes three of Jonathan Meader’s prints including, “Lady and the Bear”, “Magic Elk”, and “Miss Twilight Flutterfly.”  The Magic Elk and Flutterfly pieces also include a sweet poem by the author.  The book is great for grown-up; and the prints would be an amazing addition to a child’s space.

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.