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Historical Connections - Betty Goodwin and Maclean
Maclean’s interest in commonplace materials also characterizes the art of Betty Goodwin (1926-2008), who made extensive use of found objects in printmaking and in the Tarpaulin series, where worn and patched tarps serve as pictorial surfaces worked with gesso, chalk and oil.© 2013, Galerie de l'UQAM. All Rights Reserved.
