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Lorne Bouchard Houses Near the Village St. Cyrre De Wendover
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Lorne Bouchard Canadian, 1913-1978
Houses Near the Village, St. Cyrre de Wendover, QC, 1966
oil on board
8 x 12 in
signed bottom right
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Lorne Bouchard's Houses Near the Village is a picturesque portrayal of a quiet, snow-covered village scene. The artwork exudes a serene ambiance, encapsulating the tranquil beauty of a wintry day....
Lorne Bouchard's Houses Near the Village is a picturesque portrayal of a quiet, snow-covered village scene. The artwork exudes a serene ambiance, encapsulating the tranquil beauty of a wintry day.
The painting predominantly uses muted and subdued colors, with soft shades of blues, grays, and whites dominating the canvas. This choice of palette perfectly captures the cool, still atmosphere of a winter day. The occasional streaks of darker hues create contrasts and provide depth to the scene.
One of the central elements in the painting is the house with its snow-covered roof. The house, with its faded greenish hue and architectural details, stands as a testament to time and the elements. Its windows appear dark and vacant, suggesting an atmosphere of solitude and quietude.
Adjacent to the house, a leafless tree stands tall, its branches splaying out against the gray sky. The artist's brush strokes skillfully capture the fine, delicate nature of the branches, contrasting against the heavy solidity of the houses.
The painting predominantly uses muted and subdued colors, with soft shades of blues, grays, and whites dominating the canvas. This choice of palette perfectly captures the cool, still atmosphere of a winter day. The occasional streaks of darker hues create contrasts and provide depth to the scene.
One of the central elements in the painting is the house with its snow-covered roof. The house, with its faded greenish hue and architectural details, stands as a testament to time and the elements. Its windows appear dark and vacant, suggesting an atmosphere of solitude and quietude.
Adjacent to the house, a leafless tree stands tall, its branches splaying out against the gray sky. The artist's brush strokes skillfully capture the fine, delicate nature of the branches, contrasting against the heavy solidity of the houses.
Provenance
- Galerie Walter Klinkhoff, Montreal
- painted Feb. 11, 1966