Published by Robert McLaughlin Gallery, 1989. Text by James D. Campbell. 72 pages, 26.6 × 20.3 cm (10.5 × 8 inches), Smyth-sewn softcover, offset. Design by Peter Krausz.

“The peculiarly modern sense of anguish and terror that floods through much recent art has found a powerful expression in the work of Peter Krausz. The weight of history presses heavily on his landscapes and cityscapes, making them a personal form of testimony; this is where humanity has been, they say, in the age of the totalitarians. Our gallery is privileged to present his unique and relentless vision as part of our ongoing commitment to contemporary Canadian art.”

> Joan Murray, Director, The Robert McLaughlin Gallery