Marie Laberge, born in Quebec City in 1929, Marie Laberge studied at the École des Beaux-Arts, then taught visual arts to groups of adolescents as well as adults. She shared her passion for painting and for words.

Marie has produced hundreds of paintings and has published at least seven poetry collections, notably at Léméac. His paintings and poems reveal his great tenderness, his sensitivity through his romantic characters.

Marie has participated in around thirty exhibitions, both in Trois-Rivières and in Quebec. Besides, an exhibition hall bears his name at the gallery I owned in Sillery. Marie received numerous decorations including recognition from the Club de la Garrison (where she was an honorary member) and where she exhibited some of her works. Our missing colleague also received the Medal of Bravery from the National Assembly for saving a person from drowning.

Publics collections: Musée du Québec, Musée de l'Université Laval, Musée des arts à Chicoutimi. Privates collections in Québec City, Montéral, Toronto, England, France, Belgium, U.S.A, and Japan.

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