Baroque to neo-classical : sculpture in Quebec / René Villeneuve.

Main entry:

Villeneuve, René.

Title & Author:

Baroque to neo-classical : sculpture in Quebec / René Villeneuve.

Publication:

Ottawa : National Gallery of Canada, 1997.

Description:

219 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 30 cm

Notes:
Exhibition catalogue.
Issued also in French under title: Du baroque au néo-classicisme, la sculpture au Québec.
Includes bibliographical references (pages (202-215) and index).

ISBN:

0888846622
9780888846624

Subject:

Sculpture, Canadian Québec (Province) 17th century Exhibitions.
Sculpture, Canadian Québec (Province) 18th century Exhibitions.
Sculpture, Canadian Québec (Province) 19th century Exhibitions.
Christian art and symbolism Québec (Province) Exhibitions.
Sculpture, French-Canadian.
Sculpture, Baroque Québec (Province) Exhibitions.
Sculpture, Canadian.
Sculpture, Canadian Québec (Province) French influences Exhibitions.
Sculpture québécoise 17e siècle Expositions.
Sculpture québécoise 18e siècle Expositions.
Sculpture québécoise 19e siècle Expositions.
Sculpture baroque Québec (Province) Expositions.
Sculpture québécoise Influence française Expositions.
Art et symbolisme chrétiens Québec (Province) Expositions.
Sculpture canadienne-française.
Sculpture, Baroque
Christian art and symbolism
Plastieken.
Québec
1650-1850

Form/genre:

Exhibition catalogues.
Exhibition catalogs.

Added entries:

National Gallery of Canada.

Sculpture in Quebec

Holdings:

Location: Library main canada 193647
Call No.: ID NB246.V5 CAN; ID:97-B4694
Status: Available

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