This lovely painting starts things off today. Twilight is by Clarence Gagnon, and was painted between 1909-13.
Displayed in the hall, a sled of the time, fitting, as so many of these paintings feature them.
Also displayed, top hats of the period.
Cote-de-Beaupre is a region northeast of Quebec City, and Quebec Impressionists found their way there.
The Weaver is an 1885 work by William Brymner.
Another of his works- Haying Near Quebec, Beaupre. It dates to 1907.
Early Moonrise In September is another work by Brymner, an 1899 painting.
This is The Saint-Francois Valley, Ile d'Orleans, a Brymner painting from 1903.
Clarence Gagnon painted The Wayside Cross, Autumn in 1916.
Beautiful paintings from the late 1800s to early 1900s.
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DeleteBeautiful exhibit and paintings! Take care, have a great day and a happy week ahead!
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Deletewonderful exhibit of lovely paintings ` Hugs ^_^
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DeleteGorgeous paintings!
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Delete...'Haying Near Quebec, Beaupre' looks much like the Amish gather hay here today. This is a lovely exhibit.
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