Laurier Lacroix Books

Jean McEwen

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The book will include an essay by art historian and writer Laurier Lacroix, and an additional text by McEwen's widowed wife Indra McEwen. It is also published to coincide with 50 limited edition bo...

Peindre a Montreal, 1915-1930

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Les arts en Nouvelle France

By Laurier Lacroix

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Suzor-Cote

By Laurier Lacroix

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Suzor-Cote

By Laurier Lacroix

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Pierre Dorion

By Pierre Dorion

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Peindre a Montreal, 1915-1930

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Cozic

By Gilles Lapointe, Jerome Delgado, Ariane De Blois, Laurier Lacroix

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Cozic est un artiste bicéphale et quadrumane composé de Monic Brassard et Yvon Cozic. Cozic, c'est plus de 300 expositions, quelque 30 œuvres d'art public, une présence remarquée dans les grands mu...

Marc Garneau

By Laurier Lacroix

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Ulysse Comtois

By Laurier Lacroix

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