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LUCIEN COMPERNOL Canadian Listed Artist (1937-2021) Limited Ed Litho. 1972
LUCIEN COMPERNOL
"THE PALTITUDES OF THE EXTRAORDINARY" - LIMITED EDITION LITHOGRAPH - ARTISTS PROOF III
This beautiful lithograph by listed Belgium/Canadian artist Lucien Compernol, is in very good condition, offered unframed and measures 22" x 19.5". It will be shipped in a cardboard shipping tube.
Lucien Compernol
"Born in Belgium, multi-talented artist, Lucien Compernol studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Roeselare in Belgium before coming to Canada in 1959. He then trained at the École des Beaux-Arts de Montreal. In addition to pursuing his own work, Lucien taught at the Valley School of Fine Arts in North Gower, Ontario; the College de Montreal; the Carigan School Board in Sorel, Quebec; the Alberta College of Art; and the University of Calgary.
Lucien’s work has been shown in Calgary, Banff, Saskatoon, Montreal, Hamilton, Toronto, New Hampshire, Monte-Carlo, Monaco, Manchester, and in Belgium. Some of his pieces reside in the collections of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Imperial Oil, the Kresge Collection, Atelier Libre 848, the University of Calgary, the Royal Library Albert 1, TD Bank, the Emiel Vorhaeren Museum, as well as a number of private collections."
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"THE PALTITUDES OF THE EXTRAORDINARY" - LIMITED EDITION LITHOGRAPH - ARTISTS PROOF III
This beautiful lithograph by listed Belgium/Canadian artist Lucien Compernol, is in very good condition, offered unframed and measures 22" x 19.5". It will be shipped in a cardboard shipping tube.
Lucien Compernol
"Born in Belgium, multi-talented artist, Lucien Compernol studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Roeselare in Belgium before coming to Canada in 1959. He then trained at the École des Beaux-Arts de Montreal. In addition to pursuing his own work, Lucien taught at the Valley School of Fine Arts in North Gower, Ontario; the College de Montreal; the Carigan School Board in Sorel, Quebec; the Alberta College of Art; and the University of Calgary.
Lucien’s work has been shown in Calgary, Banff, Saskatoon, Montreal, Hamilton, Toronto, New Hampshire, Monte-Carlo, Monaco, Manchester, and in Belgium. Some of his pieces reside in the collections of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Imperial Oil, the Kresge Collection, Atelier Libre 848, the University of Calgary, the Royal Library Albert 1, TD Bank, the Emiel Vorhaeren Museum, as well as a number of private collections."