Guy Montpetit (2 results)

Date: 1974 Size: 20.5 x 30 inches Artist: Montpetit, Guy Guy Montpetit is a well known Canadian artist, over the century he has created a name for himself among the artist of his generation. He studied at the Fine Arts School of Montreal and did two years at the Atelier 17 in Paris. His style can be determined by the boldness of his color palette and his geometric lines. He has created numerous murals over the years, found all around the city of Montreal. They are composed of luminous panels incorporate bright colors and minimalist geometric forms. Guy also played a key role in creating the "1%" law for new builds to require 1% of the budget to be allocated to art, which largely contributes employment opportunities in the art industry to this day. He incorporates his artworks into architectural spaces; his murals represent his love for the two disciplines. Also, he tries to bring awareness to social causes which are relevant to him. This exhibition poster brings forward the style of Montpetit murals and displaying his bold color palette. This poster is in very good condition.

Date: 1973 Size: 19 x 25.5 in Artist: Guy Montpetit Prominent Québec based Canadian Artist, well known for his many murals and public art projects in the 1970's. Over the century he has created a name for himself among the artist of his generation. He studied at the Fine Arts School of Montreal and did two years at the Atelier 17 in Paris. His style can be determined by the boldness of his color palette and his geometric lines. He has created numerous murals over the years, found all around the city of Montreal. They are composed of luminous panels incorporate bright colors and minimalist geometric forms.Guy also played a key role in creating the "1%" law for new builds to require 1% of the budget to be allocated to art, which largely contributes employment opportunities in the art industry to this day. About the poster: This exhibition poster is from "Série V, Le temps de vivre", works which were exhibited in the Canadian Cultural Center in Paris France in collaboration with La Galerie de Montréal. Please see photos; minor creasing on top left margin into image, scratches in silver reflective area, discolouration spot bottom left margin.