Margaret Shelton was a prolific artist, best  known for her delicate watercolour paintings and her intricate woodcut  and linocut prints. With a deep passion for nature and the diversity and  beauty of the Alberta landscape, Shelton’s interpretations are  distinctively vital and energetic. Her contributions to the development  of printmaking in Canada are significant, having created hundreds of  prints in her career. Her works form part of the collections at the  National Gallery in Ottawa and the Glenbow Museum in Calgary as well as  many  others.                                                 From Patricia Ainslie's book, Margaret Shelton