The Prints of Betty Goodwin By Rosemarie L. Tovell

With the assistance of Scott McMorran and Annie-Marie Ninacs
Technical Essay by Anne F. Maheux

4to. pp. 248. English text. profusely illustrated in black & white, some colour. biblio. wrs. Ottawa: National Gallery of Canada in association with Douglas & McIntyre, 2002.

Exhibition Catalogue.

Brand New in publisher's shrink wrap.

ISBN-10: 1550549251 / ISBN-13: 9781550549256

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Betty Goodwin's powerful works about death, loss and the traces of life have influenced a generation of Canadian artists. This superbly produced catalogue of her prints celebrates a career that spans more than fifty years.

Born in 1923 in Montreal, Betty Goodwin was largely self-taught and made her breakthrough as a leading Canadian artist in the early 1970s. Her work is in the collection of many public art institutions in Canada and has been exhibited internationally, most notably at the 1989 Sao Paulo Biennial and in the international section of the 1995 Venice Biennale. Recognitions of her achievement include the Paul-Emile Borduas award, a John Simon Guggenheim Foundation fellowship, the Gershon Iskowitz Prize and three honourary doctorates.