Wilhelmina Barns-Graham

Wilhelmina Barns-GrahamIn May 1949, the Scottish artist Wilhelmina Barns Graham (1912 2004) visited the Grindelwald Glacier in Switzerland. It was a trip which would have a profound and lasting impact on her work. Charting the journey, the beautiful work it stimulated and wider questions around glacial landscapes, then and now, this publication provides insights that will expand our understanding of both an acclaimed body of work and the artist who created it. That Barns

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