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UNAVAILABLE PAINTINGS

The following paintings are sold. They are now part of private or corporate collections.

Canada Malting MTL#3 Oil on gallery canvas Size 36x48 inches -SOLD- Canada Malting Co Inc. Collection

Samuel de Champlain bridge #5, Oil on gallery canvas Size 30x48 inches -SOLD- Private collection

Édifice Sunlife#1, Oil on gallery canvas Size 30x40 inches -SOLD- Private collection

Samuel de Champlain bridge#4, Oil on gallery canvas Size 30x40 inches -SOLD- Private collection

Cohen #1, Oil on gallery canvas Size 48 x 60 inches -SOLD- Private collection

Molson #2, Oil on gallery canvas Size 36x48 inches -SOLD- Groupe Sélection Collection

Samuel de Champlain bridge #5, Oil on gallery canvas Size 30x48 inches -SOLD- Private collection

The 357C de la Commune#1, Oil on gallery canvas Size 48x30 inches -SOLD- Value Contrarian Collection

SunLife building-BDC_5-PVM, 1-PVM, Oil on gallery canvas Size 48x36 inches -SOLD- Private collection-

SunLife building-BDC_5-PVM, 1-PVM, Oil on gallery canvas Size 48x36 inches -SOLD- Private collection-

SunLife building-BDC_5-PVM, 1-PVM, Oil on gallery canvas Size 48x36 inches -SOLD- Private collection-

Intense Farine Five Roses #1, Oil on gallery canvas Size 48 x 36 inches - SOLD - Private collection

Silo #5, Oil on gallery canvas Size 84 x 60 inches -AVAILABLE-

Silo #5, Oil on gallery canvas Size 84 x 60 inches -AVAILABLE-

Dominique-Ducharme building#1, Oil on gallery canvas Size 72x60 inches -SOLD-

Intense Silo5 #1, Oil on gallery canvas Size 40x30 pouces -SOLD- Available at SRIZZ

Farine Five Roses#3, Oil on gallery canvas Size 48x36 inches -SOLD-

Samuel de Champlain bridge#3, Oil on gallery canvas Size 24x36 inches -SOLD- Private collection

Duluth building and Notre-Dame cathedral#1, Oil on gallery canvas Size 30x40 inches -SOLD- Private collection

Duluth building and Notre-Dame cathedral#1, Oil on gallery canvas Size 30x40 inches -SOLD- Private collection

Duluth building and Notre-Dame cathedral#1, Oil on gallery canvas Size 30x40 inches -SOLD- Private collection

Duluth building and Notre-Dame cathedral#1, Oil on gallery canvas Size 30x40 inches -SOLD- Private collection

The 357C de la Commune#1, Oil on gallery canvas Size 48x30 inches -SOLD- Value Contrarian Collection

Canada Malting MTL#2, Oil on gallery canvas Size 36x48 inches -SOLD- Private collection

Farine Five Roses #1, Oil on gallery canvas Size 40x30 inches -SOLD- Delort-Sensemat Gallery Collection

Édifice SunLife, 5-PVM, 1-PVM#2, Oil on gallery canvas Size 30x40 inches -SOLD- Private collection

Samuel de Champlain bridge#2, Oil on gallery canvas Size 30x40 inches -SOLD- Private collection

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Les girafes du port de Montréal Format 10" x 8"

Les girafes du port de Montréal

Format 10" x 8"
Hybride, huile sur impression

La nuit, la neige et les girafes… 🌃❄️🦒

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Giraffes of the Port of Montreal

Format 10" x 8"
Hybrid, oil on print

Night, snow and giraffes… 🌃❄️🦒

Une toile empreinte de poésie et de souvenirs, ca

Une toile empreinte de poésie et de souvenirs, capturant l'essence d'un lieu emblématique de Montréal. Depuis 145 ans, la Bijouterie Birks célèbre des instants magiques et intemporels à travers ses créations, son histoire et son architecture majestueuse.

Petite huile sur toile
Format 12” x 12”
Bijouterie Birks, 2024

Montréal

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A painting imbued with poetry and memories, capturing the essence of a landmark in Montreal. For 145 years, Bijouterie Birks has been celebrating magical and timeless moments through its creations, its history, and its majestic architecture.

Small oil on canvas
Size 12” x 12”
Bijouterie Birks, 2024

Montreal

✨ Mes boîtes cadeaux prennent vie! ✨ Chaque

✨ Mes boîtes cadeaux prennent vie! ✨

Chaque semaine, je crée de nouvelles mini-toiles, que j’expose fièrement dans la vitrine de ma galerie au 1100 boulevard René-Lévesque Ouest.

En ce moment, je travaille sur une toile qui présente une plaque d’aqueduc, inspirée d’une œuvre réalisée par l’artiste Luc Melanson. Ces plaques mettent en valeur le patrimoine montréalais en célébrant les armoiries de la ville : le lys, la rose, le chardon et le trèfle, symboles des origines françaises, anglaises, écossaises et irlandaises des Montréalais.

Au centre de cette plaque, on retrouve aussi un pin blanc, rendant hommage à la présence autochtone ancestrale sur ce territoire.

J’adore explorer ces symboles qui racontent l’histoire et l’identité de Montréal. Venez découvrir ces inspirations à la galerie! 🌟

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✨ My gift boxes are coming to life! ✨

Every week, I create new mini paintings, proudly displayed in the window of my gallery at 1100 René-Lévesque Boulevard West.

Right now, I’m working on a painting inspired by a waterworks plaque, based on an artwork by Luc Melanson. These plaques highlight Montreal’s heritage by featuring the city’s coat of arms: the fleur-de-lys, the rose, the thistle, and the shamrock—symbols representing the French, English, Scottish, and Irish origins of Montrealers.

At the center of the plaque, there’s also a white pine, paying tribute to the ancestral Indigenous presence on this land.

I love exploring these symbols that tell the story and identity of Montreal. Come by the gallery to see these inspirations! 🌟

The intersection of René-Lévesque and Robert-Bou

The intersection of René-Lévesque and Robert-Bourassa boulevards is much more than a simple urban crossroads. It symbolizes two visions of Quebec, two eras that shaped the identity of our society. René Lévesque, a passionate advocate of sovereignty, left his mark with his eloquence and his drive for collective emancipation. Opposite him stands Robert Bourassa, a master of economic management and a visionary of major projects, embodying modernization and openness to the world. Two men with profound, sometimes opposing convictions, yet united by their undeniable love for Quebec.

This artwork pays tribute to this historic and political intersection. By merging the names of these two prominent figures at the heart of the city, it captures the spirit of a Quebec in transformation, torn between dreams of independence and aspirations for prosperity. Through a play of lines and colors, the piece evokes their era, one of intense debates but also progress and hope. An era where ideals clashed, much like these vibrant boulevards do today.

Certaines de mes toiles de magnolias s’envolent

Certaines de mes toiles de magnolias s’envolent bientôt vers le Royaume-Uni, et cela me touche profondément.
Ces fleurs ne sont pas seulement les magnolias de Montréal, mais ceux de ma ruelle, ceux que j’observe chaque jour depuis la fenêtre de ma cuisine.

Il y a plus de 20 ans, mon voisin et sa femme ont planté ce magnolia, censé être un arbre miniature. Aujourd’hui immense, il est devenu le cœur de notre ruelle, et chaque année, nous guettons ce moment magique où, en une nuit, toutes ses fleurs s’ouvrent d’un seul coup.

Ce spectacle, si éphémère et pourtant si grandiose, porte une histoire : après le départ prématuré de sa femme, mon voisin a transformé cet arbre en un véritable monument vivant. Personne n’a le droit de le toucher ou de cueillir ses fleurs. À travers ses branches et ses pétales, on ressent intensément l’amour, la mémoire et la résilience.

C’est cet esprit que j’ai tenté de capturer dans mes toiles, et savoir qu’elles voyageront si loin remplit mon cœur de gratitude.
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Some of my magnolia paintings will soon be traveling to the United Kingdom, and it deeply moves me.
These aren’t just any magnolias—they are my magnolias, the ones from my alley, the ones I see every day from my kitchen window.

Over 20 years ago, my neighbor and his wife planted this magnolia, which was supposed to remain a small tree. Today, it has grown into a towering giant, the heart of our alley. Every year, we wait for that magical moment when, overnight, all its flowers bloom at once.

This fleeting yet breathtaking spectacle carries a story: after his wife’s untimely passing, my neighbor turned this tree into a living monument to her memory. No one is allowed to touch it or pick its flowers. Through its branches and blossoms, you can feel the love, the remembrance, and the resilience.

It is this spirit that I’ve tried to capture in my paintings. Knowing they will travel so far fills my heart with gratitude.

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