Gwenda Morgan was a wood engraver, who was born and spent most of her life in Petworth, Sussex. She loved the countryside there and frequently depicted it in her work. 
She attended Goldsmiths’ College of Art until 1929, after that the Grosvenor School of Modern Art under lain Macnab.  She exhibited at the Royal Academy, Redfern Gallery and Royal Society of Painters- Printmakers which she was a member, but became best known for her books and other illustrations, especially Gray’s Elegy for the Golden Cockerel Press, of 1946, and Grimm’s Other Tales, 1956. 
In 1985 the Whittington Press published The Wood Engravings of Gwenda Morgan.  
The Victoria & Albert Museum and Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, hold her work. 
Gwenda Morgan was given a review show at The 20^th Century Gallery in 1996.