Clarence Gagnon “The Train, Baie-Saint-Paul” – Framed Art

A beautiful framed reproduction of the iconic 1922 masterpiece “The Train, Baie-Saint-Paul” by the celebrated French-Canadian artist Clarence Alphonse Gagnon (1881–1942). This work is a quintessential example of Canadian Impressionism, capturing the rustic charm and harsh beauty of rural Quebec.

Gagnon is renowned for his ability to depict the Charlevoix region, and this specific piece is one of his most famous. It features a striking contrast between the dark, billowing smoke of a steam locomotive and the vibrant, light-filled snow of a winter’s day in Baie-Saint-Paul.

Artwork Details:

Artist: Clarence Gagnon (RCAs)
Title: The Train, Baie-Saint-Paul (Le Train, Baie-Saint-Paul)
Original Date: circa 1922
Style: Canadian Impressionism / Regionalism
Subject: A steam train arriving at a snowy Quebec station in the Charlevoix region.
Presentation: Professionally matted and framed (see photos for frame style and condition).
Size: 20 by 20 inches
Why This Piece?
Clarence Gagnon’s work is a staple of Canadian art history. “The Train, Baie-Saint-Paul” is highly sought after for its nostalgic depiction of early 20th-century transportation and the serene Quebec landscape. This professionally framed version is ready to hang, making it an ideal addition to a home office, study, or a collection of Canadiana.

Market Value & Condition:

Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition. The frame and matting are well-preserved, and the colors remains vibrant.

Asking $125