The Prints of Betty Goodwin By Rosemarie L. Tovell folk art it soon became something both

it soon became something both intimate and at the same time compelling in the vary briefness  of its visual references

One precinct shows tenement clotheslines

complement the maps shedding light on everything from Toronto's changing harbour and the reclamation of Ashbridge's Bay to the challenges of mitigating housing crises and maintaining infrastructure for Toronto's ever-growing suburbs

fashion plates an/or historical images to show the subject in its original context and high-quality photographs and drawings of clothing

a couple paste-over revisions as issued (couple stains to outer margins)

The Prints of Betty Goodwin By Rosemarie L. Tovell folk art it soon became something bothThe 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