"The harmonies which she creates have the mellow and nostalgic sweetness of a tune remembered from childhood. Her forms are sometimes well-defined and sometimes amorphous, and hence seem to create an existence which is neither fully concrete nor wholly ethereal. What holds them together is the same purity of lyrical feeling, so manifest in her graceful, linear rhythms and her iridescent colours. Her drawing occasionally has the masterly economy and grandeur of a renaissance artist."


- Dr. Julius S. Held, Art Historian & Critic
from The Growth of Canadian Painting by Donald W. Buchanan, pg. 71