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Champ de Ile Les Eboulements24" × 30"

Sale price$3,700.00 CAD

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Edmonton, Alberta · Est. 1975

Founded in 1975, West End Gallery has been a cornerstone of Edmonton's arts community for five decades. Located in the heart of Alberta's capital, we take pride in our deep roots and our commitment to showcasing exceptional artwork from talented artists across Canada.

About the Artwork

Champ de Ile Les Eboulements is a 24" × 30" oil on board painting by Raynald Leclerc. The composition presents a yellow field before a village church, surrounding houses, green hills, and layered blue-grey mountains. The work is on a 3/4" canvas stretcher and is presented framed.

A large field occupies the foreground, with the village and church arranged across the midground. Hills and mountains form a continuous background behind the buildings. Thick strokes of yellow, green, blue, white, and orange create strong surface texture across the field, rooftops, trees, hills, and sky.

Dimensions and Details

  • Title: Champ de Ile Les Eboulements
  • Artist: Raynald Leclerc
  • Size: 24" × 30" (61.0 × 76.2 cm)
  • Medium: Oil  paint
  • Surface: Wood, 3/4" depth
  • Condition: Pristine
  • Framing: Value includes frame shown. Alternative framing options may be discussed at the time of purchase.

Acquisition Enquiries

Champ de Ile Les Eboulements is offered through West End Gallery. The painting is presented in the frame shown, and the listed price reflects this framed presentation. Alternative framing options may be discussed at the time of purchase. Collectors interested in this work are invited to contact the gallery directly to enquire about availability, arrange a private viewing, or discuss acquisition terms. Shipping is quoted by location, and complimentary delivery may be available within Edmonton.

Citations
  1. West End Gallery, inventory record for Champ de Ile Les Eboulements.
  2. Direct visual review of supplied artwork image, West End Gallery, 2026.
Accessibility Description

The painting is a horizontal village landscape with a large yellow field filling the lower half of the composition. The field is built from thick strokes of yellow, orange, green, brown, and red. Across the middle of the image, a village sits at the edge of the field. A church with a tall steeple stands slightly left of centre, with a pale roof and darker architectural details. Smaller houses and outbuildings extend to both sides of the church, painted in white, blue, green, and grey. Behind the village, green hills rise across the background. Darker blue and purple mountain forms sit farther back, beneath a sky of pale blue, cream, yellow, and grey. Autumn-coloured trees appear among the buildings and along the hillsides. The paint surface is heavily textured, with raised marks visible in the field, roofs, hills, and clouds. The artwork is framed in black with a white liner. The artist’s signature appears in the lower right corner.

Full Provenance
  1. West End Gallery inventory record.
  2. Further provenance details have not been provided.
Disclaimer

This description has been prepared by West End Gallery using original documentation and current scholarship. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, minor variations or additional information may emerge through ongoing research. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to contact us to confirm any details critical to their acquisition decision.

Champ de Ile Les Eboulements | 24" × 30"

About the Artwork

Champ de Ile Les Eboulements is a 24" × 30" oil on board painting by Raynald Leclerc. The composition presents a yellow field before a village church, surrounding houses, green hills, and layered blue-grey mountains. The work is on a 3/4" canvas stretcher and is presented framed.

A large field occupies the foreground, with the village and church arranged across the midground. Hills and mountains form a continuous background behind the buildings. Thick strokes of yellow, green, blue, white, and orange create strong surface texture across the field, rooftops, trees, hills, and sky.

Dimensions and Details

  • Title: Champ de Ile Les Eboulements
  • Artist: Raynald Leclerc
  • Size: 24" × 30" (61.0 × 76.2 cm)
  • Medium: Oil  paint
  • Surface: Wood, 3/4" depth
  • Condition: Pristine
  • Framing: Value includes frame shown. Alternative framing options may be discussed at the time of purchase.

Acquisition Enquiries

Champ de Ile Les Eboulements is offered through West End Gallery. The painting is presented in the frame shown, and the listed price reflects this framed presentation. Alternative framing options may be discussed at the time of purchase. Collectors interested in this work are invited to contact the gallery directly to enquire about availability, arrange a private viewing, or discuss acquisition terms. Shipping is quoted by location, and complimentary delivery may be available within Edmonton.

Citations
  1. West End Gallery, inventory record for Champ de Ile Les Eboulements.
  2. Direct visual review of supplied artwork image, West End Gallery, 2026.
Accessibility Description

The painting is a horizontal village landscape with a large yellow field filling the lower half of the composition. The field is built from thick strokes of yellow, orange, green, brown, and red. Across the middle of the image, a village sits at the edge of the field. A church with a tall steeple stands slightly left of centre, with a pale roof and darker architectural details. Smaller houses and outbuildings extend to both sides of the church, painted in white, blue, green, and grey. Behind the village, green hills rise across the background. Darker blue and purple mountain forms sit farther back, beneath a sky of pale blue, cream, yellow, and grey. Autumn-coloured trees appear among the buildings and along the hillsides. The paint surface is heavily textured, with raised marks visible in the field, roofs, hills, and clouds. The artwork is framed in black with a white liner. The artist’s signature appears in the lower right corner.

Full Provenance
  1. West End Gallery inventory record.
  2. Further provenance details have not been provided.
Disclaimer

This description has been prepared by West End Gallery using original documentation and current scholarship. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, minor variations or additional information may emerge through ongoing research. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to contact us to confirm any details critical to their acquisition decision.

Shipping & Exchanges

SHIPPING

All artwork is professionally crated and shipped via insured courier service. Shipping rates are calculated based on artwork dimensions and destination.

Delivery Methods:

Local Pickup — Free at our Edmonton gallery (10337 124 Street NW)

Local Delivery — complimentary within of Edmonton area

Canada-wide Shipping — Canada Post, Canpar, Purolator or private courier

US Shipping — DHL Express

International & Overseas — DHL Express

Final shipping and handling costs will be confirmed with a quote before payment. Delivery times may vary due to weather, supply chain disruptions, or other factors beyond our control.

INSURANCE

Insurance coverage is not included in shipping estimates and is available upon request.

Exchange

We do not offer refunds, however we allow exchange or store credit within 72 hours of receipt, provided the artwork is returned in its original condition and packaging. Read more

Artwork Care

CARING FOR YOUR ARTWORK

Display
Hang artwork away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and air vents. UV exposure causes fading over time — UV-protective glazing is recommended for works on paper and photography. Avoid hanging artwork above fireplaces or in bathrooms where heat and humidity fluctuate.

Cleaning
Dust frames gently with a soft, dry cloth. Never use household cleaners, water, or solvents on the artwork surface. For oil paintings, a soft-bristle brush can be used lightly to remove surface dust. Professional cleaning is recommended for valuable or delicate pieces.

Temperature & Humidity
Maintain a stable environment — ideally 18–22°C (65–72°F) with 40–55% relative humidity. Rapid changes in temperature or humidity can cause warping, cracking, or flaking. In Alberta’s dry climate, a humidifier can help protect your collection during winter months.

Handling & Moving
Always handle artwork with clean, dry hands or cotton gloves. Carry framed works by the sides of the frame — never by the hanging wire. When transporting, wrap in acid-free tissue or soft blankets and keep upright. For valuable pieces, professional art handlers and custom crating are recommended.

Storage
Store artwork upright in a cool, dry, dark space. Use acid-free materials for wrapping. Never store artwork in attics, basements, or garages where temperature and humidity are uncontrolled.

Insurance
We recommend insuring your art collection. An up-to-date appraisal (every 2–3 years) ensures proper coverage. West End Gallery offers professional appraisal services — please enquire for details.

Questions?
Contact us at info@westendgalleryltd.com or 780-488-4892. We’re always happy to advise on the care of your collection.