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Famous for her black and white landscape photographs of the British countryside and coast, she also produced an extensive series of portraits of literary figures.
Godwin’s archive at the British Library comprises her complete studio collection, including exhibition and work prints, contact sheets, negatives and transparencies and correspondence with a number of sitters (including the poets Ted Hughes and Philip Larkin)....
From Godwin's Who's Who article we learn her marriage begun in 1961 was later "dissolved" and that they had two sons.
Her credit for these examples of her publications is often joint:
The Drovers’ Roads of Wales, 1977;
Tess: the story of a guide dog, 1981;
The Whisky Roads of Scotland, 1982;
The Saxon Shore Way from Gravesend to Rye, 1983;
The Drovers’ Roads of Wales, 1977;
Tess: the story of a guide dog, 1981;
The Whisky Roads of Scotland, 1982;
The Saxon Shore Way from Gravesend to Rye, 1983;
National Trust Book of Wessex, 1985;
The Secret Forest of Dean, 1986;
Fay Godwin's photos of Doris Lessing were used on the dust jackets of two Lessing books:
The Good Terrorist (Photo by Fay Godwin)
and,
And, Lessing's The Sentimental Agents also features a photo by Fay Godwin.
The Secret Forest of Dean, 1986;
Fay Godwin's photos of Doris Lessing were used on the dust jackets of two Lessing books:
The Good Terrorist (Photo by Fay Godwin)
and,
And, Lessing's The Sentimental Agents also features a photo by Fay Godwin.
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