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Claude Theberge was born on September 4, 1934 in Edmundston, New Brunswick. His training has included: 1950 - 1954: Fine Arts School, Quebec City 1954 - 1960: Paris: École nationale supérieure beaux-arts. École nationale supérieure des arts décoratifs, École du Louvre and private art schools; 1969 - 1970: Université de Montréal (design management) |
| Claude Theberge's working life has included:
In the late '50s he was a set designer at the Théâtre du Tertre, Montmartre, and a graphic director with UNESCO in Paris. His major works include murals in the main hall of the Quebec Parliament; sculpture at the Vanier metro station in Montreal; stained-glass windows in Saint-Jean-Baptiste de la Salle church in Montreal; and a sculptured fountain at Viger park, Montreal. More recently he has created murals for the Revenge boutique in Montreal; the main hall at Théâtre Capitole in Quebec City; and for the Eastern Topographic Society in Boston. Recent exhibitions of his work have been held in Montreal, Quebec City, Paris, Moscow, St-Petersburg, Copenhagen, Santillana, Chicago, Detroit and Toronto. |
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Collections of his works are held by:
Esso, L`Oréal-Lancôme, La Laurentienne, Mouvement Desjardins, Gaz Métropolitain, Musée d'art Contemporain, Bank of Montreal, Aé.rospatiale (France), Dassault Aviation (France), town of Clichy, Banque de I'Union Occidentale (Paris), John Kennedy Jr. (Boston), Darryl Hannah (Chicago), World Trade Centre (Toronto) etc. |
