Gwen John, now regarded as one of the finest painters of our time and country, had an immense talent that was largely overshadowed during her own lifetime by that of her brother Augustus. With this portrait Sheila Yeger skilfully interweaves the past and the present to explore the tensions and dilemmas that women as creative artists face in society today. (Cast 3+m, 6+f)
Published by Amber Lane Press
70 pages
Condition; Good
