The first comprehensive study of Barbara Rae's prints, celebrates the art of one of Britain's most gifted and celebrated print makers. Renowned for her vivid, expressionistic paintings and graphic works. The volume reveals her unwavering commitment to printmaking as an independent medium, and charts her continued experimentation with its methods and materials. Commentaries from master printers with whom Rae has worked offer a fascinating insight into her practice, while the artist's own observations reveal the important relationship between her printmaking and her painting. Preface by writer, historian and filmaker Gareth Wardell and essay from art critic Andrew Lambrith. The book is in 'As New' condition - Cloth covered, Blind Embossed Hardcover, Printed Dustjacket and End-papers.