Galerie Alain Lacaze, Quebec City

Located in the heart of Old Quebec, this gallery is dedicated to exhibiting the artworks of the esteemed Parisian painter, Alain Lacaze. Hailing from France, Alain Lacaze received his certification from the renowned École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris. After a successful career in France, he made a move to Quebec and founded this gallery in 1980.

The Galerie D'Art Alain Lacaze features a collection of oil paintings, copper engravings, watercolors, and other artistic expressions. Alain Lacaze's art is characterized by suggestion, marked by careful consideration of elements like light, transparency, and balance. His work aligns with the major movements in classical painting. The artist adeptly captures subtle shifts in light and conveys the visual impressions experienced in the presence of nature or the architectural wonders of the city.

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Sight Name: Galerie Alain Lacaze
Sight Location: Quebec City, Canada (See walking tours in Quebec City)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery

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