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THOMARAT, Jeanne A. (Aline)
- Naissance
- Lyon, France, 1893
- Décès
- Rosthern, Saskatchewan, 1985
- Notice biographique
- Jeanne Thomarat was born in Lyon, France in 1893. She immigrated to Canada in 1905 after being trained as a pattern maker in her native France. She was a self-described "primitive" artist because she received no training and did not desire any. She and her husband, a handyman, settled in Duck Lake, Saskatchewan, where Thomarat began painting in 1952 trying "to paint places that are not busy, everybody in a hurry ... where people can relax and enjoy life." She exhibited across Saskatchewan and in Ontario beginning in 1963, and she was a subject in a documentary on folk artists produced by the CBC program Spectrum in 1979. Her work is included in many collections including the National Gallery of Canada (Ottawa), the University of Calgary Library, Alberta Community Development, Arts Development Branch, and the Saskatchewan Arts Board.
- Médias
- Oil painting
- Lieux de conservation des dossiers et archives
- University of Calgary Library, AB
- London Public Library, ON
- National Gallery of Canada, ON - Library and Archives
- Alberta Culture and Community Spirit - Arts Branch
- Canadian Museum of Civilization Archives, QC
- Canadian Women Artists History Initiative Documentation Centre, QC
- University of Regina, SK - Archives and Special Collections
- Hamilton Public Library, ON - Local History and Archives Department
- BIBLIOGRAPHIE
Documents sur l'artiste- "Making a Home Out of Existence: Nine Prairie Folk Artists." Artscanada 36.230-31 (Oct-Nov. 1979): 1-14.
- Crepeau, Pierre, et al. From the Heart: Folk Art in Canada. Ottawa: McClelland and Stewart & National Museum of Civilization, 1983.
- Kobayashi, Terry and Michael Bird. A Compendium of Canadian Folk Artists. Erin, Ontario: Boston Mills Press, 1985.
- Kritzwiser, Kay. "Down-Home Talent Shows Up in Folk Art." Globe and Mail (Toronto) 15 Dec. 1979: E5.
- Long, Timothy and The MacKenzie Art Gallery. Prairie Icons: The Discovery of Saskatchewan Folk Art. Regina: The MacKenzie Art Gallery, 1990.
- Magocsi, Paul and Multicultural History Society of Ontario. Encyclopedia of Canada's Peoples. Toronto, Buffalo and London: University of Toronto Press, 1999.
- McKendry, Blake. A to Z of Canadian Art: Artists and Art Terms. Kingston: B. McKendry, 1997.
- McKendry, Blake. An Illustrated Companion to Canadian Folk Art. Kingston, Ontario: B. McKendry, 1999.
- Newman, Marketa. The Biographical Dictionary of Saskatchewan Artists, Women Artists. Saskatoon: Fifth House, 1990.
- Thauberger, David. Grassroots Saskatchewan. Regina, SK: Norman Mackenzie Art Gallery, 1976.
- Vancouver Art Gallery. "?" Vanguard 15 (1986/1987): 12.
