Here’s the wonderful obituary by Mireille Eagan, published in The Globe and Mail:
PAINTER CAPTURED THE RUGGED NATURE OF HIS BELOVED NEWFOUNDLAND
Driving to Venus: A Long and Winding Road
(Images: After the Cold War, Driving to Venus – A Long and Winding Road, courtesy Emma Butler Gallery)
“It reminds me of many nights I slept in the forests and I was waiting to die. We had houses, beds, and sheets, but we were unable to have them around us. My family and I had to sleep outside in any weather. In the storm rain, cold, and wind without blankets.”
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