Paul-Vanier BEAULIEU

Born in Montreal in 1910, Beaulieu studied at the Ecole des Beaux  Arts in Montreal until earning enough money to travel to Paris in 1938. He bought a studio in Mont Parnasse and painted still lifes, landscapes, and figures in semi-abstract and modernistic styles.  He was particularly interested in form and design and applied his paint liberally with a palette knife and a brush often using bright colours.  Beaulieu's media included oils, watercolors, lithography and etching.  He sold most of his work in Canada and died in Saint-Sauveur, Quebec in 1995. Examples of his work may be found in many corporate collections and most Canadian museums.

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