The Art of Looking Back : A painter, an obsession, and reclaiming the gaze - Theresa Kishkan Pages:216 pages, 1 IllustrationsAt 23, Theresa Kishkan met an artist who became obsessed with her. She was young, she was flattered, and the situation quickly overwhelmed her. He drew and painted her for a few months, after which she went away for a year. When she returned, she was determined not to resume the relationship. But the artist made contact with her after the birth of her first child and became a family friend, bringing gifts of paintings. Those images hung in Theresa's
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