Paula Rego (b. 1935) is a Portuguese-British artist whose widely celebrated work is incisive, uncanny, and deliberately discomforting. From her early painted collages to more recent monumental narrative paintings, from prints inspired by nursery rhymes to politically charged pastels and portraits, Rego has dedicated herself to art that explores, and even exposes, the volatility of human emotions and relationships.

This book is produced in cooperation with the artist and Marlborough Fine Art, London.

Text by: Ellen C. Caldwell (b. 1980) is an art history professor and arts writer based in Los Angeles. Since 2008, she has written for numerous publications and texts, exploring topics in art and visual culture, popular media, gender, identity and representation, education, and politics.

© Art Editions Ltd.
Publisher: Gudrun Publishing
Artworks by Paula Rego
All works Courtesy of the Artist
an Marlborough, New York and London
Text © Ellen C. Caldwell
Project management: Jon Thorisson & Shauna Laurel Jones
Editor: Shauna Laurel Jones
Design: Helgi Hilmarsson

Product dimensions: 13 x 13 x 1.2 cm
Hardcover: 90 & 3 triplets in foldouts
Language: English
ISBN: 978-1-912366-26-2
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