In View of Baie St. Paul, P.Q., celebrated Canadian artist Lorne Bouchard captures the serene grandeur of Quebec’s iconic Charlevoix region. The painting offers a panoramic vista of the gently oscillating waters of Baie-Saint-Paul, framed by lush hills and distant village rooftops, all bathed in soft northern light.

Employing a clear, harmonious palette of blues, greens, and earth tones, Bouchard balances realism and impressionistic atmosphere to evoke both a precise sense of place and a contemplative mood. Subtle brushwork and careful layering bring depth and texture to the land‑and‑water interface, reflecting the region’s natural rhythms.

A key figure in contemporary Canadian landscape painting, Lorne Bouchard draws inspiration from the timeless beauty of the Quebec countryside. His work resonates with collectors of P.Q. art, Quebec landscape scenes, and paintings that celebrate Canada’s eastern heartland. View of Baie St. Paul, P.Q. is a testament to Bouchard’s ability to convey regional character through mood and light, making it an excellent addition to any collection featuring Eastern Canadian vistas, Impressionist-inspired landscapes, or meditative nature art.

Baie-Saint-Paul is a historic town located along the northern shore of the St. Lawrence River in Quebec’s Charlevoix region, renowned for its dramatic natural beauty, rolling hills, and riverfront views. Founded in the 17th century, the town has long attracted artists and writers drawn to its unique light and picturesque landscapes. In the early 20th century, it became a key destination for Canadian painters, particularly those associated with the Group of Seven and their contemporaries, including A.Y. Jackson and Clarence Gagnon. Today, Baie-Saint-Paul remains a cultural hub, known for its vibrant arts scene, galleries, and annual symposiums celebrating Quebecois art and heritage.

This painting measures 12 x 16 inches and is signed on the bottom right.