Claude A. Simard ARC / RCA - Galerie L'Harmattan

Vue de la Toscane à Montalpruno – 2002

Watercolor

10 in x 7 in | 25 cm x 18 cm

À Saint-Antoine-de-Tilly (circa 2005)

Watercolor

9.5 in x 14 in | 24 cm x 36 cm

Bon Accueil 28 Mai 93

Watercolor

9 in x 14 in | 23 cm x 36 cm

Maine boat, 2012

Acrylic

12 in x 10 in | 30 cm x 25 cm

Les insolentes d’août – 2012

Water Paint

10 in x 8 in | 25 cm x 20 cm

Là où il fait chaud 1992

watercolor

12 in x 12 in | 30 cm x 30 cm

Glaieuls en février, 1986

Acrylic

36 in x 30 in | 91 cm x 76 cm

Color crazies ll

acrylic

18 in x 16 in | 46 cm x 41 cm

Tournesol sur fond rouge – 2011

Acrylic on paper

10 in x 7 in | 25 cm x 18 cm

En marchand avec Roseline dans le vignoble Montapruno 2005

Watercolor

82 in x 9 in | 208 cm x 23 cm

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Plaza Al Tamareno, Marbella 050927

Watercolor

12 in x 9 in | 30 cm x 23 cm

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Claude A. Simard ARC / RCA

Claude A. Simard (1943–2014)

Claude A. Simard was born on July 9, 1943.
He was a painter renowned for his vibrant canvases depicting floral gardens, landscapes, still lifes, and figures.

After completing classical studies in Québec, he graduated in 1966 with a degree in Visual Communication and Design from the Ontario College of Art in Toronto. Simard began his career as Director of Advertising and Store Design at Maison Simons in Québec, where he created the company’s iconic green leaf logo. In 1973, he founded the graphic design firm Communikart.

Elected to the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 1981, he also taught at the School of Visual Arts at Université Laval from 1982 to 2002.

Alongside his work as a graphic designer and professor, Simard exhibited in about ten art galleries across Canada and held 38 solo exhibitions between 1974 and 2014. He also published three books sharing his artistic vision and creative journey.