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François Fournier Canadian Impressionist This painting depicts an early spring day in the Appalachians of the Eastern Townships area, in Quebec, Canada. During that time the snow is slowly melting on the country fields. Nature varies itself relentlessly. It is this contact with a persistently changing environment that inspires his creations. By observing the constantly shifting seasons, days, hours, or moods, François Fournier interprets the same area differently every time he returns to it. Each time he revisits a location, nature has renewed itself because light and atmosphere may have changed various physical features and modified curves, colors and textures. The work shown is a 10" x 12" original oil painting on a wood panel. Fournier is a graduate of Bishop’s University with a Bachelor of Studio Fine Art degree. His work is shown in a number of galleries throughout the Eastern Townships of Quebec and a variety of art shows and exhibitions. His work is also part of private and public collections such as the Loto-Quebec Collection. Please Note: Paintings are shipped free to any destination. .
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Francois Fournier Canadian Impressionist This original plein air oil painting present a bunch of wild apple trees during spring season. This is taking place in Appalachians of Quebec, Canada. Nature varies itself relentlessly. It is this contact with a persistently changing environment that inspires his creations. By observing the constantly shifting seasons, days, hours, or moods, François Fournier interprets the same area differently every time he returns to it. Each time he revisits a location, nature has renewed itself because light and atmosphere may have changed various physical features and modified curves, colors and textures. The work shown is a 16" x 20" original oil painting on a stretched canvas. Fournier is a graduate of Bishop’s University with a Bachelor of Studio Fine Art degree. His work is shown in a number of galleries throughout the Eastern Townships of Quebec and a variety of art shows and exhibitions. His work is also part of private and public collections such as the Loto-Quebec Collection. Please Note: This Paintings is shipped free to any destination.
