Self Portrait: Art and the Beauty of Women

Published 1987 Softcover, Large Art, Photography, Sculpture "Dedicated to Eloise and Stephanie" Mostly black and white pictures of Caroline's art. The centerpiece is a series of full color nude self portraits at different ages, stretching from 25-30. They certainly have NOT been added to your evidence. In the intro, Caroline talks about influences. She was one of the youngest in her generation, and in her late teens she felt betrayed when her sister Gwyndoline and cousin Bonnie gave up on dreams to "settle for boring men." (She especially dislikes her brother in law Dr. Wilson who she calls "Completely Bogus.") Their marriages led her to double down on her passions: art and the environment. She even married a man who was "the opposite of boring, which was an overcorrection." She comes out strongly against the Roottree Company's effect on the local environment, and rues how she was not able to convince her father Zac to make changes to policy. She also explains that her marriage to Mark led to the most volatile moments in her life (all negative) and that the only good thing he ever gave her was a daughter. Leaving them all behind for good has pushed her to pursue her true loves: Art and the Beauty of Women.