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Frère Jérôme Paradis Born in Charlesbourg, Quebec, 1902 – 1994 Frère Jérôme devoted his life (from the age of twelve) to the Brothers of St. Croix. He was a teacher at Notre Dame, Montreal (1928-35). He begain painting with an ever growing knowledge and interest in art. He studied plastic arts at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Montreal (1935-39). Later, he spent 6 years in a retreat in the Laurentians before returning to Notre Dame in 1958. In 1959, he started a workshop with a dozen serious art students and after 1964 he took on only a few students. Some of his students became prominent painters; such as, Jean-Paul Mousseau and Claude Vermette. His own painting was influenced by his personal friend, Paul Emile Borduas. His non-figurative works were created using a trowel and knife to apply his media; these works have been described as imposing and powerful. He exhibited in group and solo exhibitions from 1939 to 1989. His paintings are in many private collections. Solo Exhibitions
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| Frere Jerome Paradis, an abstract artist, was born in Charlesbourg, Quebec. |
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| La Parete Gallery – Fine Art Gallery - Toronto - Canada La Parete Gallery is recognized for its selection of Fine Art: Canadian Art - Native Art - Inuit Art - First Nations Art - International Art |
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| Artists: Antonio, Ann Beam, Carl Beam, Molly Lamb Bobak, David Bolduc, Miller Brittain, Christopher Broadhurst, Frank Leonard Brooks, Israel Broytman, A.J. Casson, Antonio Cardarelli, J. Cardinal-Schubert, Jack Chambers, Konrad Cramer, Eegyvudluk, Dorothy Francis, Pal Fried, Joachim Gauthier, Richard Gorman, Giovanni Guarlotti Tom Hodgson, Gershon Iskowitz, Lee L'Clerc, Maud Lewis, Kenneth Lochhead, René Marcil, Norval Morrisseau, Robert Natkin, Louis de Niverville, Anna Noéh, William Ogilvie, Frère Jérôme Paradis, William Ronald, Rolph Scarlett, Gerald Scott, P.C. Sheppard, Roland Strasser, Harold Town |
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