This charming stonecut print, Family Group (1969), captures a moment of warmth and togetherness with clarity and simplicity. Three figures stand side by side, their bodies outlined in bold lines that define their forms but appear sinuous so as to suggest animation. At the centre, a mother in a richly patterned amautiq cradles an infant against her back, her protective presence both dominating and anchoring the scene. On either side, smaller figures gesture outward, their tilted heads and expressive faces lending a sense of playfulness.