J Mowry Art

Here you can find all manner of sketches and other explorations accomplished using pencil, eye, and brush for the advancement of objectives as yet undefined. Thank you for stopping in. For inquirers on original art and limited edition prints visit jasonmowryart.com

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A Ride in the Dying Light

Giclee on Epson archival paper

Edition of 50,

signed and numbered

22 x 19.5 inches (paper size)

available though Haven gallery.

(I snuck in a few Remarque’s)

http://www.havenartgallery.com/store/jason-mowry-a-ride-in-the-dying-light-print-sale/

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Prints available

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Stoic Companion 

 11” x 14.25”

Watercolor, GouacheArches 300 lb Watercolor Paper

#watercolor #gouache #hawk #imaginativerealism #artist #painting #jasonmowry

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Cloaked

13.5″ X 18″

Watercolor Gouache

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The muse in the marrow

Sumi Ink on watercolor paper

15″ x 20″

By Jason Mowry

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My INPRINT page is now live. I’m excited to finally be able to offer high-quality prints. I’ve added several of my most requested print pieces from both my Illustration work and personal work

All prints are gallery-quality giclée art prints on 100% cotton rag archival paper. 

https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/jmowry/

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The Boy and the Bell

Medium: Watercolor, Gouache

Dimensions: 12”x 15.5”

https://wowxwow.com/shop/inventory/the-boy-and-the-bell-by-jason-a-mowry

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“First love, last days, and the stage”

Watercolor, Gouache

12" x 16"

“As Above, So Below” group show runs June 1st - 28th at Arch Enemy Arts

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“The 3rd Visage”

Watercolor, Gouache

13”x 13”

https://wowxwow.com/shop/inventory/the-3rd-visage-by-jason-a-mowry

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“They where painted cinnabar a cascading transmutation”

New work for the Periodic Table elements group show Arch Enemy arts • May 4

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Watercolor, Gouache, and Inks 11.5 x17”

This piece was in part Inspired by the surreal symbolism found in early depictions of ancient alchemy.

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The Falconer 

13″ x 13″

By Jason Mowry

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Circle

12”x 17”

watercolor and gouache

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The hand stays steady 10” x 14" watercolor and gouache

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A Song for Foxes 12 x 16” Ink and knife on paper. 

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The grip of the Muse 12″ x 16″

Sumi ink on watercolor paper

Prints:

https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/jmowry/marrow/

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Culling Mask 👹 ••• Sumi ink on watercolor paper 12x16"

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THE MONKEY AND THE DOLPHIN

“It is common to take Maltese dogs and pet monkeys on long sea voyages in order to relieve the boredom of the passage. A man who was planning to make such a voyage had brought his monkey along with him but when the ship had reached Cape Sounion (which is a sea promontory near Athens), they were met by a fierce winter storm. The ship was capsized and everyone was thrown into the water. The monkey also started swimming and was spotted by a dolphin, who thought the monkey was a man. The dolphin swam up under the monkey and carried him through the water. When they were approaching Piraeus, the Athenian harbor, the dolphin asked the monkey if he was originally from Athens. The monkey said that he was, and that he happened to be from an illustrious family. The dolphin then asked if he knew Piraeus. The monkey thought that Piraeus must be a person's name, so he said that, yes, Piraeus was a near and dear friend of his. The dolphin was infuriated by the monkey's lying words, so he plunged the creature into the water and killed him.”

Aesop's Fables, translated by Laura Gibbs (2002)

15″ X 19”

Sumi Ink on watercolor paper

Art Jason A. Mowry

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