This catalog documents a traveling exhibition of the work of artist Lydia Dona, spanning her output from 1989 to 1995. The exhibition, organized by the University at Buffalo Art Gallery, Research Center in Art + Culture, features essays by Ihor Holubizky and Al Harris F., alongside a statement from the artist and an interview with Raphael Rubinstein. Dona, a Romanian artist born in 1955, is known for her distinctive style that merges expressive brushwork with intricate line drawings, creating paintings that navigate the space between representation and abstraction.

This catalog serves as a comprehensive record of Lydia Dona's artistic output during a significant period of her career. The inclusion of essays by art critics and historians, alongside a direct statement from the artist and an interview, provides multiple perspectives on her work. The emphasis on color plates suggests a visually rich presentation, intended to showcase the nuances of her painting technique. The publication's origin as a traveling exhibition catalog indicates its role in disseminating her art to a wider audience and contributing to critical discourse.