Good Condition – Light cover edge wear with noticeable foxing and spotting to the page edges and title page.
In this lively, humorous and sometimes tragic memoir, distinguished painter Jacqueline Fahey traces the experiences that shaped her art and her important role in New Zealand's feminist movement. She revisits her provincial Timaru childhood, her Irish ancestry, her bohemian student years and her marriage to psychiatrist Fraser Macdonald. Illustrated by Fahey herself, these candid recollections follow a courageous and unconventional life while charting changes in New Zealand culture and the visual arts. Her sharp observations make this an intimate portrait of an artist determined never to be tamed.
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