"Utah artist Ella Peacock - fiercely independent and idiosyncratic in the manner of Georgia O'Keeffe, to whom she is often compared - painted the desert landscape and rural setting around her Spring City home in purposeful isolation, rendering her subject matter in a subtle tonalist style. Writer Kathryn Abajian was immediately drawn to the painter, then eighty-six years old, and she found in Peacock a remarkable role model for a life of voluntary simplicity, devotion to work, and dedication to an uncompromising artistic vision."--BOOK JACKET.
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