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Loggers in Quebec

Marc-Aurèle de Foy Suzor-Coté

BIRTH YEAR 1869
BIRTH PLACE Arthabaska, Quebec
DEATH YEAR 1937
DEATH PLACE Daytona Beach, Florida

Do you find comfort in the outdoors? French Canadian painter, sculptor, and decorator Marc-Aurèle de Foy Suzor-Coté certainly used nature as his source of inspiration. Born in Arthabaska (Que.) in 1869, Suzor-Coté studied in Europe and later set up a studio in Montreal, where he depicted a wide range of topics in his impressionistic style. Landscapes and genre scenes of Quebec life, like this canvas depicting loggers in a Quebec forest, remain among his best-known works.

MEDIUM Oil on panel
DATE c.1915
DIMENSIONS 26.7cm x 21cm x 0.6cm
ACCESSION NUMBER 2013.05.47
CREDIT LINE Collection of the Ottawa Art Gallery: Miriam and Hudson Sargeant Art Collection, gift of Miriam Sargeant, 2013.
CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION
A painting depicts two loggers sawing a tree trunk into logs with a crosscut saw in the center of a forest scene in Quebec. There are trees in the background with a bit of blue sky peeking through.

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