La Belle Galerie features a distinct stone facade that blends seamlessly into the architecture of the Petit-Champlain district. The gallery occupies a space that once served as a residence for the maritime workers who fueled the city’s early economy. Today, the gallery floor holds works from local landscape painters and sculpture artists who focus on the harsh light and textures of the Saint Lawrence River. The space keeps the narrow, deep floor plan common to eighteenth-century Quebec homes built for warmth.
La Belle Galerie
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