Serge Lemoyne
Canadian painter known for vibrant works
Born
June 13th, 1941
84 years ago
Died
July 12th, 1998
27 years ago — 57 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Canada
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Born in 1941, a Canadian painter focused on vibrant and colorful abstract works. His artistic style reflects a blend of figuration and abstraction, creating a unique visual language. Lemoyne's career included contributions to various exhibitions, showcasing artwork that explored themes of identity and culture. He gained recognition in the Canadian art scene through his participation in group and solo exhibitions over several decades, establishing a significant presence within contemporary art.
Presented solo exhibitions in major galleries
Participated in numerous national art events
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