Par un Beau Jour Bellechasse | 24" x 24"
$3,450.00
About the Artwork
Par un Beau Jour Bellechasse is a captivating 24" x 24" oil painting by the talented artist Raynald Leclerc, skillfully created on canvas with his palette knife, Raynald effortlessly transports you to the heart of Bellechasse. This region in Quebec, Canada, is renowned for its breathtaking winters and the seamless fusion of natural beauty and cultural heritage. With his attention to light and texture, Raynald has captured the essence of a winter's day in Bellechasse, immersing you in the serene landscapes and timeless charm of the place.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 24" x 24"
- Medium: Oil on Canvas
- Display: The artwork is on a 3/4" canvas and is intended to be displayed framed. Framing options are available upon request, with details reflected in the listed price.
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