Danielle is a French-Canadian artist who loves Canada
passionately. She enjoys painting with oils on large canvases,
e.g., 3 1/2 feet X 5 feet in size. She is noted for her vivid use
of colour and portrayal of deep emotion. Her first solo
exhibition was at the Homer Watson Gallery, Kitchener, Ontario,
March 21 to May 5, 1996. Her work has also been displayed at the
University of Waterloo, at the Waterloo Community Art Centre and in a
private gallery in Elora, Ontario.
Since then she studied Fine Art for four years at the University of Waterloo.
Now she specializes in abstract art but also paints flowers to please her public.
Be sure to see all on her domain by selecting the link below the picture.
Her favourite themes in her earlier impressionist work were:
Canadian Nationalism
Canadians with Many Talents (sold)
Canada Standing Firm (sold)
Referendum
Canada: Is this au revoir?
Celebration
Celebration of the Sun (sold)
Referendum (now available)
World Championship (sold)
The Hardship of Life
The Deficit (sold)
The Ninth Child ... available for sale
Blood, Sweat, and Tears ... available for sale
Painting: Blood, Sweat
and Tears. Visit Danielle's
web domain to see many more.
