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Laurier and Elgin | Watercolor Painting in Paintings by Maurice Dionne FINEART. Item composed of paper
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Laurier and Elgin | Watercolor Painting in Paintings by Maurice Dionne FINEART. Item composed of paper
Laurier and Elgin | Watercolor Painting in Paintings by Maurice Dionne FINEART. Item composed of paper

Created and Sold by Maurice Dionne FINEART

Maurice Dionne FINEART

Laurier and Elgin - Paintings

Price from $200 to $2,000

Watercolour on Arches 140 lbs paper, mounted to artist's wood cradle, sealed and framed in an elegant black wood floater frame. Image is 12H x 16W x 1.5D (inches). Part of the Interpretation of Ottawa Series by Maurice Dionne.

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Item Laurier and Elgin
Created by Maurice Dionne FINEART
As seen in Private Residence, Calgary, Canada
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Maurice Dionne FINEART
Meet the Creator

Maurice Dionne FINEART

Ottawa, Canada

Wescover creator since 2020
Art is therapeutic

Maurice Dionne is a full time watercolour artist in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. He is inspired by the world around him such as the vibrancy of cityscapes, as well as the beauty of nature. These are featured in his continued explorations of the medium.

"Inspired by watercolour's nature and transparency, I strive to catch the light, the mood and vibrancy of what I perceive. The way pigments mix and play on paper is truly remarkable. I also look for innovative ways of presenting my work. Sometimes it is the traditional framing and matting under glass. Other times, I prefer to seal the image and finish with an elegant floater frame without glass. In this case, I wish to remove the glass barrier between the viewer and the image, offering an improved experience."