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Richard Savoie, 1959 | Romantic painter

Richard Savoie is a Quebec painter born in Moncton New Brunswick. He comes from a family of artists, the works of his uncle Roméo Savoie is part of Canada’s National Gallery.
Savoie spent part of his childhood by the sea and is still inspired by the sounds of its many moods, from the gentle lapping of waves on the shore to the thundering roar of surf whipped by a wild wind.
He studies art with Gabrielle Messier and Yolaine Lefebvre and becomes a full time artist by the 1980s.


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Shawn Mackey, 1984 | Abstract expressionist painter

Shawn Mackey was born in Edmonton, Canada.
Growing up in the long cold winters of Canada, he had ample time to draw and let his creativity flourish.
Mackey’s parents, who were both teachers, would bring home boxes of scrap photocopy paper for him to draw on.
He would cover hundreds of sheets with pictures of everything from Italian sports cars, to the elaborate floor plans of luxury mansions, to a variety of superheroes and cartoon characters pulled from his own imagination.


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Leonard Cohen / Michael Parkes | Questo è per te.../ This is for you

Questo è per te
è il mio intero cuore
è il libro che ti avrei letto
quando fossimo stati vecchi
Adesso sono un'ombra
Sono senza pace come un impero


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Danielle Richard, 1954 | Romantic Realism painter

Danielle Richard is a contemporary painter based in Quebec City, Canada, where she was born and educated.
Very early in life, she was fascinated by the world of pictorial art.
For as long as she can remember, she has always been surrounded by the tools “for making works of art": gouache, distemper, pastels, etc.
Upon reaching adolescence, she wasted no time deciding on her future...
"I loved painting and it seemed only natural for me to become an artist!"


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Denis Nolet, 1964 | Romantic painter

Canadian painter Denis Nolet preferring moonlight to sunlight.
He paints scenes saturated with the romance of the night.
Denis Nolet was born in Quebec.
Denis Nolet prefers the mystery of the night to the rays of the sun, which explains his penchant for the colors he uses.
Night owl himself, it is while people sleep that the artist works.


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Leonard Cohen / Jack Vettriano | Dance me to the end of love

Dance me to the wedding now
dance me on and on dance me very tenderly
and dance me very long we’re both of us beneath our love
we’re both of us above
dance me to the end of love


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William Brymner | Impressionist painter

William Brymner, CMG RCA (1855-1925) was a Canadian figure and landscape painter and educator.
In addition to playing a key role in the development of Impressionism in Canada, Brymner taught numerous artists who became leading figures in Canadian modern art.


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Madeleine Gross, 1993 | Abstract artist

Madeleine Gross is a Toronto-based artist who combines photography and painting to represent how we live in both reality and fantasy.
She photographs idyllic scenes from across the world - beaches, lakes, snow-covered mountains and medieval cobbled streets - and paints vibrant strokes over selections of the people, objects, and landscapes.
The result is a unique aesthetic: part photo, part painting, photorealism and abstraction in one frame.