Join artist Dominique Boutaud for this special series of seminars on the works of famous artists.

Each session will explore the life and works of a famous name, beginning with a seminar presenting their work and biography, before focusing in on one piece. Attendees are encouraged to bring their thoughts and ideas as we move into conversation about the work and Dominique demonstrates some techniques with different art materials.

Coffee, tea and cookies will be provided, attendees are encouraged to bring their lunch for this relaxed art exploration program or bring along a sketch book to jot down your inspirations and ideas from our discussion.

10/1 Mary Cassatt

10/8 William H. Johnson

10/15 Edvard Munch

10/22 Francisco Goya

10/29 Henri Matisse

Pre registration is required for this program, foolow the link below for tickets.

About Dominique

Dominique Boutaud was born and raised in Nice, France. She received considerable influence from her artist father and her mother. In 1996, she moved to the United States, and currently lives and works in Peterborough. The nature and vibrant colors of the French Riviera continue to inspire her artistic talent and passion.

She was both formally educated and self-taught in numerous techniques. After creating many still life and landscapes, Dominique moved to abstract creative painting and gained freedom in new effects and harmony. In addition to drawing, watercolor, and oil painting, Dominique has produced artistic works in pottery, leather craft, bookbinding, woodwork, ironwork, quilting, basket weaving, and more.

Dominique is an internationally recognized artist and has exhibited around the world, including the USA, Spain, Monaco, France, Germany, Switzerland, China, Japan, and Italy. She has received numerous awards throughout her career.