Louise Santini
In direct contrast to Peter law, Louise Santini paints in a very loose painterly style, evident in the fluidity, transparency, and spontaneity of her work.
Louise considers herself to be a “Plein Air” artist, and often paints historic landmarks in western Quebec capturing architecture unique to the region, or country scenes of the Charlevoix region where she lived as a child. When painting outdoors becomes inaccessible Louis enjoys painting nudes throughout the winter months.
An art teacher herself since 1999, Louis Santini has studied under M. Jacques Hebert (founder of the Societe Canadienne de L’aquarelle) amongst others.
Lakeshore Cottages
Landscape
Water Color 22”x30”
Signed Original 1990
Les Charlevoix
Landscape
Watercolor/ 11"x15"
Signed Original 1992
Mirra Pointe-Claire
townscape
Watercolor/ 11"x15"
Signed Original 1991
Pointe-Claire Village East
townscape
Watercolor/ 11"x15"
Signed Original 1992
Blue Cottage
townscape
Watercolor/ 11"x15"
Signed Original 1994
Boy in Blue
Impressionist
Watercolor/ 11"x15"
Signed Original 1989
New England Design
landscape
Watercolor/ 11"x15”
Signed Original 1994
Moulin à St.Joachim
landscape
Watercolor/ 11"x15”
Signed Original 1994
Tip of Ile Perrot
landscape
Watercolor/ 11"x15”
Signed Original 1999
Maison Trestler
landscape
Watercolor/ 15"x11”
Signed Original 1999
St.Joachim Church
landscape
Watercolor/ 15"x11”
Signed Original 1993
Moulin à l'Ile Perrot
landscape
Watercolor/ 15"x11”
Signed Original 1999
