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“<span lang="fr" xml:lang="fr">Au poste !</span>”

“Au poste !”

Painting by Dominique Beauregard from the « Les Stations du curé Labelle » In Au poste!, the fabulist painter invites us into the parliamentary office where Labelle spent long hours […]
“<span lang="fr" xml:lang="fr">Le Toutou de Paris</span>”

“Le Toutou de Paris”

Painting by Dominique Beauregard from the exhibition « Les Stations du curé Labelle » Few people know that Labelle made two important trips to Europe. Even fewer are aware of […]
“<span lang="fr" xml:lang="fr">Le cadeau du père Labelle</span>”

“Le cadeau du père Labelle”

Painting by Dominique Beauregard from the exhibition « Les Stations du curé Labelle » This painting shows the well-known firewood collection organized by Labelle. The winter of 1872 was especially […]
« Pater Meus Agricola »

« Pater Meus Agricola »

Painting by Dominique Beauregard from the exhibition « Les Stations du curé Labelle » Pater Meus Agricola is the painting in the series Les Stations du curé Labelle that contains […]
“<span lang="fr" xml:lang="fr">La grande traversée</span>”

“La grande traversée”

Painting by Dominique Beauregard from the exhibition « Les Stations du curé Labelle » “Right from the start of the crossing, I noticed a very tall, very big man with […]
“<span lang="fr" xml:lang="fr">J’ai bien des fers au feu</span>”

“J’ai bien des fers au feu”

Painting by Dominique Beauregard from the « Les Stations du curé Labelle » “I have many irons in the fire” was an expression Antoine Labelle was fond of using in […]
“<span lang="fr" xml:lang="fr">Mon vicaire</span>”

“Mon vicaire”

Painting by Dominique Beauregard from the exhibition « Les Stations du curé Labelle » The canvas depicts a friendship that, at first glance, might seem improbable—between a priest and an […]
“<span lang="fr" xml:lang="fr">Un chemin de fer, un chemin à faire</span>”

“Un chemin de fer, un chemin à faire”

Painting by Dominique Beauregard from the exhibition « Les Stations du curé Labelle » Any talk about Curé Labelle is inevitably tied to the story of the railway, the main […]
Statue of Curé Antoine Labelle by Martine Gagnon

Statue of Curé Antoine Labelle by Martine Gagnon

Sainte-Adèle sculptor Martine Gagnon is fond of portraying notable historical figures. To bring her characters to life in three dimensions requires hundreds of hours of work—and sometimes leaves […]