Charles Daudelin

Sculptor and painter, notable for sculptures

Charles Daudelin - Sculptor and painter, notable for sculptures
Born

1920
105 years ago

Died

April 2nd, 2001
23 years ago — 81 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Canada

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A Canadian sculptor and painter, recognized for contributions to contemporary art. Worked in various mediums including stone, bronze, and plaster. Created notable public art installations and received acclaim for enhancing urban spaces with large-scale sculptures. Contributed significantly to the cultural landscape of Canada through art exhibitions and permanent installations. His works often explore themes of nature and human emotion, reflecting a unique artistic vision.

Created public art installations in Canada

Exhibited works at prominent art galleries

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