R. Kikuo Johnson

'Stag meeting a Unicorn' - Historical artwork from 'The Book of Lambspring', (1749) edition, showing a meeting between a stag and a unicorn in a forest clearing.

In alchemical tradition, the stag sumbolises the Sun and the Unicorn represents the Moon - a union of opposites, harmony of energies.

Yu Kasamatsu (1980)

The vase called “Silenes” by René Lalique, 1938, France

Lorena Kloosterboer

WADSWORTH ATHENEUM, MUSEUM OF AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN DECORATIVE ART.
J. Pierpont Morgan collected more than 20,000 works of art in only 23 years, including this magnificent curiosity :
Jeremias Ritter, Nautilus Cup, c. 1630, Silver-gilt and shell, 7 3/4 x 10 1/2 inches, Gift of J. Pierpont Morgan, 1917

Mildred Anne Butler (Irish, 1858–1941)
"A Murder of Crows", ca. 1900.
Watercolor on Paper laid on Board,
98 × 66 cm (38.6 × 26 in.)
Private Collection.

"Tea with the Raven King"
Artist Lisbeth Cheever-Gessaman, USA

Keith Parkinson (1993)