Strong line and colour define the expressive paintings of Marilyn Goslin. Her landscape, still life, street scenes, and figurative work are characterised by the texture and play on light of traditional impressionists. Goslin works predominantly in oil on canvas, but also paints in watercolour. From en-plein-air painting to large-scale studio paintings, her size and subject range are diverse, reflecting a multifaceted passion for beauty in every corner of her many
surroundings. Goslin's work has been exhibited over the past 30 years in multiple private and public galleries throughout Muskoka, Peterborough, Toronto, and Montreal. Her work resides in public, private, and corporate collections throughout Canada and beyond, and is installed in multiple notable institutions, such as the permanent collection of the Art Gallery of Peterborough, the Peterborough Regional Health Centre, Lakefield College School, Hospice Peterborough, and Place du Canada in Montreal. Her work has been profiled in multiple publications, including Unique Muskoka and Muskoka Life. Now residing in Bracebridge, Ontario, her childhood home, Goslin continues to paint prolifically, many of her latest works
capturing the diverse beauties of the Muskoka region and surrounding areas.