Jean Paul Lemieux
1904–1990 · Canadian · 14 artworks
RegionalismExpressionismSimplified formsMuted color palettesEmphasis on lineFlatness of spaceNostalgic themes
artist bio
Jean Paul Lemieux was a prominent Canadian painter known for his distinctive style blending Regionalism and Expressionism to depict the Quebec landscape and its people. His works often evoke a sense of nostalgia and quiet contemplation, capturing the essence of Canadian identity.
what you'll learn
Studying Lemieux's work allows students to explore the use of simplified forms and muted color palettes to convey mood and narrative. Students can also learn about the power of art to reflect regional identity and cultural heritage.
related: Lawren Harris, Emily Carr
14 artworks
La récréation
1961
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Montréal il y a longtemps
1966
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Jeune fille, l'hiver
1977
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Young Man
1968
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Rue de village
1931
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Les masques
1973
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La femme au chapeau blanc
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Le champ de trèfles
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Les Ursulines
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Warwick
1950
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La noce de juin
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Portrait
1961
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Port-au-Persil
1952
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Julie et l'univers
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