Jean-Philippe Dallaire-Wikipedia

Jean-Philippe Dallaire , born the June 9, 1916 in the Hull sector, in the city of Gatineau in Quebec, Canada and died November 27, 1965 In Vence, France, is a Quebec cubist painter artist.

Jean Dallaire was born in Hull in Quebec, Canada, the June 9, 1916 ^{[ first ]} . He started drawing at the age of 11 ^{[ 2 ]} . He studied primary school and commercial lesson in Hull ^{[ 3 ]} .

In 1936, Georges-Henri Lévesque invited him to the Dominican monastery in Ottawa; He installs his studio there and produced a wall for the chapel. In 1938, he attended the Montreal Fine Arts School for six months. He married Marie-Thérèse Ayotte d’Ottawa. He receives a Quebec government scholarship to go to work in Paris with Maurice Denis and André Lhote; Then he has his workshop on rue de Vaugirard.

In 1940, during the Second World War, he was taken prisoner for the Germans for four years. In prison, he studied drawing and Italian ^{[ 2 ]} . In 1944, he initiated the tapestry techniques. A year later, he exhibited at the gallery of the Maison des Beaux-Arts in Paris.

In 1946, he was appointed professor of painting and drawing at the School of Fine Arts in Quebec; He taught there until 1952 ^{[ 2 ]} . Then, he worked in Ottawa for the Canada National Film Office until 1957.

In 1957, he moved to Montreal. In 1959, he returned to France, in Paris and then in Vence ^{[ 4 ]} .

Dallaire was an admirer of the work of Alfred Pellan. In 1940, in a letter addressed to his friend, the sculptor Hullois Henri Heyendahl, Dallaire said of the painter: “Pellan taught me more than any other. »»

Journalist Georges-E. Carrière described Jean Dallaire in these words in 1971: “Dallaire was a demanding artist, meticulous to the extreme and left no detail at random. »» ^{[ 5 ]} .

Paintings [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

• Young man portrait , 1935, oil on canvas, 76.5 x 61.4 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 6 ]} .
• An afternoon in China , 1936, oil on canvas, 142.2 x 142.2 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 7 ]} .
• Self -portrait , 1938, oil on canvas, 75 x 61 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 8 ]} .
• Half of the world laughs at the other half , 1940, gouache on paper, 24.7 x 40.8 cm (cardboard); Work: 23.8 x 40.3 cm (image), National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 9 ]} .
• Dead mirror nature , 1939, oil on canvas, 55 x 46 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ ten ]} .
• View of Camp Saint-Denis , 1941, oil on canvas, 38.3 x 46.3 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 11 ]} .
• She and him , 1944, gouache on cardboard, 40 x 25.6 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ twelfth ]} .
• The old young lady , 1945, gouache on paper, 64 x 48.7 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 13 ]} .
• The gardener , 1945, gouache on paper, 77.7 x 54.4 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 14 ]} .
• Naked couple with marquee and tower , perhaps 1945, gouache on paper, 64 x 48.7 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 15 ]} .
• Love , 1946, gouache on paper, 53.5 x 70 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 16 ]} .
• The defrochy , 1947, gouache on paper, 72.5 x 97.6 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 17 ]} .
• Advertising and decoration , 1947, oil on canvas, 222.5 x 229 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 18 ]} .
• Ceramics and weaving , 1947, oil on canvas, 222.5 x 228.4 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 19 ]} .
• Daphne or naked at the crescent , 1949, gouache on paper, 93.6 x 62.3 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 20 ]} .
• Flowers and cups, 1950, Gouache sur Carton, 23 x 19.3 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 21 ]} .
• NABU CODO NOSOR , 1950, gouache on cardboard, 39 x 41.1 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 22 ]} .
• Flowers , 1950, gouache on cardboard, 27.8 x 33.5 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 23 ]} .
• The hunt , 1950, gouache on paper, 26.1 x 36.1 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 24 ]} .
• Saint John of God , 1950, oil on canvas, 360 x 234.3 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 25 ]} .
• Portrait of a little girl , 1950, oil on canvas, 94.3 x 61.6 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 26 ]} .
• Quebec Wall , 1951 (History of Quebec City)
• Fish , 1951?, Gouache on Ingres paper, 47.7 x 61 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 27 ]} .
• Unicorn , 1952, oil on canvas, 127.5 x 92.3 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 28 ]} .
• The owner , 1953, oil on canvas, 51.5 x 61.7 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 29 ]} .
• The musicians , around 1954, gouache on paper, 37.2 x 54.4 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 30 ]} .
• Two monks in the Caisse du Public Prosecutor of the Community , 1956, watercolor and gouache on paper, 26.1 x 29.8 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ thirty first ]} .
• Woman in the Pardelle Nº 3 , 1958, oil on cardboard, 22.4 x 17.2 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 32 ]} .
• Inhabitants of the moon , 1958
• The juggler bird , 1960

Drawings [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

• The dancer and death , 1938, charcoal and blood on paper glued to cardboard, 33 x 55.2 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 33 ]} .
• Death and satyr , 1938, Conté and bistre pencil pencil on cardboard on cardboard, 61.5 x 46.6 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 34 ]} .
• The drinker and death , 1938, charcoal and blood on paper glued to cardboard, 46.5 x 42.8 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 35 ]} .
• Man with cigarettes , 1939, pencil told on cardboard, 61 x 46.6 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 36 ]} .
• Chicken , 1951, charcoal on paper, 61.7 x 48.1 cm, National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec, Quebec ^{[ 37 ]} .

• Illustrations by Jean Dallaire are taken up in the film Félix Leclerc Chante Cadet Rousselle ^{[ 38 ]} .

The July 3, 1999 , Canada Post pays tribute to him by reproducing his canvas Unicorn On a stamp from the “Masterpieces of Canadian Art” collection ^{[ 44 ]} .

Several municipalities in Quebec have appointed a street with its name including Laval (Sainte-Rose district) ^{[ 45 ]} , Blainville ^{[ forty six ]} and Saint-Lin-Laurentides ^{[ 47 ]} . In Gatineau, a street ^{[ 48 ]} and a public park ^{[ 49 ]} bear his name.

On the occasion of the Centth anniversary of birth of the artist in 2016, the Galerie Montcalm de Gatineau presented a monographic exhibition entitled Tribute to Dallaire: How the party begins! ^{[ 50 ]} . In addition, community organizations and several businesses joined the city of Gatineau to offer around forty activities that have highlighted the painter’s works ^{[ 51 ]} .

The Dallaire event takes place in 2021 at the René Gagnon gallery, Montreal and at the Foyer du Palais Montcalm, Quebec ^{[ 43 ]} .

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