Ginette Beaulieu Painter Canada 1954

Ginette Beaulieu was born in Amqui, (1954) Quebec. She was always passionate about drawing and in particular, was drawn to the techniques of the Renaissance masters, of which she completed formal training from 1979-1980.
She has shown an interest in various mediums but she prefers to use charcoals and oils.
She studies the old techniques and integrates in its art the use of the natural pigments and the oils elutriated while undertaking a search deepened on the technique of the funds.
Since 1981, she takes part in different exposures, as much collective than solo. The public can admire its works in several galleries, from Quebec, Montreal throughout Bay Saint-Paul.
Beaulieu occupies an enviable place in the artistic community of Quebec. Notably, she was selected three times by the International Society of Fine Arts to exhibit her work at an international exhibition at the Carrousel of the Louvre Museum in Paris.
In 2007, she became an associate member of the National Society of Fine Arts in Paris.
As a professional painter for more than 35 years, Beaulieu’s work has been exhibited extensively in Canada, the United States and France. Her work is held in notable public and private collections throughout the world.
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