In this new book Virginia Brown gives us a fascinating look into the life and art of Mildred Miller (1892-1964), a deeply dedicated painter who struggled quietly within the societal restraints of a male-dominated profession. Working primarily in oil and opaque water color, she produced a legacy of hundreds of nostalgic landscapes and urban scenes, colorful still lifes and commissioned portraits now found in art collections countrywide. The author knew her well and includes excerpts from the artist9s copious journals, revealing the thoughtful individual behind her singular outpouring of art.