- Clarence Gagnon
- Ancienne maison de Baie St. Paul, 1919
- Oil on wood panel
- 6.5 x 9 in
- Signature: Certified as an authentic Gagnon by his wife, Lucile Rodier. Rodier identified the date of the painting as around 1919, the same year as their marriage.
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In 1907, Gagnon returned to Canada, settling in the Baie-Saint-Paul region of Charlevoix. In 1913, his career hit a turning point, with the first and only major solo exhibition of his work, mostly winter landscapes from Quebec, at the Galerie A. M. Reitlinger in Paris, Clarence A. Gagnon. Paysage d’hiver dans les montagnes des Laurentides au Canada (1913). This exhibition, the first for a living Canadian artist in Paris, marked him as a painter with his own interpretation of the Canadian winter and also as a painter known for his views of habitant life.
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