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Part One | The Renaissance of Contemporary Acadian Art in New Brunswick
A Contribution to the Acadian-ness Movement by Artists Claude Roussel and Paul Édouard Bourque by Anik Marchand Part 1 of 4: Brief History of Acadian Culture It’s no secret that[…]
Part Two | The Renaissance of Contemporary Acadian Art in New Brunswick
A Contribution to the Acadian-ness Movement by Artists Claude Roussel and Paul Édouard Bourque by Anik Marchand 2 of 4: Claude Roussel: The Father of Modern Acadian Art In[…]
Part Three | The Renaissance of Contemporary Acadian Art in New Brunswick
A Contribution to the Acadian-ness Movement by Artists Claude Roussel and Paul Édouard Bourque by Anik Marchand Part 3 of 4: Contribution to the Acadian-ness Movement by Paul Édouard Bourque […]
Part Four | The Renaissance of Contemporary Acadian Art in New Brunswick
A Contribution to the Acadian-ness Movement by Artists Claude Roussel and Paul Édouard Bourque by Anik Marchand Part 4 of 4: Acadian-ness Movement of Today Without Claude Roussel’s desire to[…]
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