Ann MacIntosh Duff

Edited by Sarah Milroy
Lead essay by John Geoghegan
Supporting essays by Jennifer Baichwal, Christine Boyanoski, and John Hartman
Softcover, 228 pages, 180 images
Published by: McMichael Canadian Art Collection, 2025

For over seventy years Ann MacIntosh Duff (1925–2022) made watercolour paintings that captured the landscapes, still-lifes, and everyday moments of her life. Her most expressive works are those painted from her cottage on Georgian Bay, which record the atmospheric weather on the shore–misty mornings, blazing hot afternoons, and clear midnight skies. The McMichael is proud to have acquired 200 works by Duff, the most significant institutional collection of her work. A selection of this collection will be on view as part of a small survey of Duff’s work.