Alice Lacey| 1990| 63 of 75 Landscape At the lower left

At the lower left

accentuating the bridge's architectural beauty and generating depth and movement within this Edmontonian moment of urban serenity

a mariner from Newfoundland

This painting is on consignment from the Robert Genn Archive

after falling into the hold of the Italian supply ship Alice while preparing to pilot the vessel to Labrador

Alice Lacey| 1990| 63 of 75 Landscape At the lower leftAbout the Artwork Alice Lacey (1990) is an etching and aquatint with hand colouring by David Blackwood (19412022), composed as a symbolic diptych within a single sheet, pairing roses in a vase with a Wesleyville saltbox house beneath storm clouds. The image is divided vertically into two pictorial panels on one continuous sheet of paper. On the left, pink roses in full bloom are arranged in a round glass vase set against a dark interior. On the right,