Alain Lacaze

Quebec, Quartier Champlain (Champlain Quarter, Quebec City)

An original color aquatint and etching, Alain Lacaze's "Quebec, Quartier Champlain" (Champlain Quarter, Quebec City) was printed in a limited edition of three hundred signed and numbered impressions. With a heavy mist rising from the St. Lawrence River, Alain Lacaze depicts a fine, wintry view of Quebec City, rising from the lower town to the upper, where the Chateau Frontenac dominates the summit.

Champlain Quarter Quebec City by Alain Lacaze

Quebec, Quartier Champlain
(Champlain Quarter, Quebec City)

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Title:	Quebec, Quartier Champlain (Champlain Quarter, Quebec City)
Artist:	Lacaze, Alain (Quebec, Canada, Born, 1939 - Resides, Quebec City)
Date:	1990
Medium:	Original Color Aquatint & Etching
Note:	Alain Lacaze: A contemporary, French Canadian painter and printmaker, Alain Lacaze studied art techniques at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Paris, France. He settled permanently in Quebec City in 1980 and established an atelier and teaching studio there on rue Saint-Paul. Alain Lacaze's paintings, watercolours and original etchings have been exhibited in such cities as San Francisco, San Diego, New York, Osaka (Japan), Copenhagen (Denmark) and Palermo (Italy).
	"Quebec, Quartier Champlain" (Champlain Quarter, Quebec City) is a fine example of Alain Lacaze's work in the aquatint method. Using the tonal values of this medium to full effect the artist has created a memorable image of his native city.
Edition:	Limited Edition of Three Hundred Impressions, Numbered, '202/300'.
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Size:	8 7/8 X 5 7/8 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
Buy Now	Price: $295.00 US
Condition:	Printed upon archival, laid paper and with full, deckled margins as published in Quebec City. Signed, titled and numbered, '202/300', by the artist in pencil along the lower margin. A finely printed impression with full, unfaded colors and in excellent condition throughout. "Quebec, Quartier Champlain" (Champlain Quarter, Quebec City) stands as a fine, original example of the French Canadian art of Alain Lacaze.
Subject:	Alain Lacaze , "Quebec, Quartier Champlain" (Champlain Quarter, Quebec City), original color Aquatint & Etching, contemporary French Canadian painter and printmaker, French Canadian art, Quebec City, St. Lawrence River, Chateau Frontenac . Note: The artist's original certificate of authenticity is included with this work of art.
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