Paule-Monique Allard (1936–2010) was a Franco-Canadian painter who left everything behind at 50 to d...
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Paule-Monique Allard (1936–2010) was a Franco-Canadian painter who left everything behind at 50 to dedicate her life to art. Settling in Royan, on the Atlantic coast of France, she developed a luminous, spiritually charged style over more than two decades. Her entire body of work was bequeathed to humanitarian causes. All proceeds from sales are donated to the actions carried out by the Association PM Allard.
1989 · Nice — Grand Prix International des Arts Plastiques
1990 · Nancy — Promotion des Arts (Bronze Medal)
· Vittel — 8th International Salon
· Deauville — 41st Grand Prix
· Nancy — 6th International Salon
1992 · Paris — Grand Palais
· Paris — Women's Biennial
· Paris — Canadian Embassy
· La Rochelle — Public Grand Prix
1993 · Royan — Palais des Congrès
· Royan — Port Vaults
1994 · Béziers — International Exhibition
· Nice — 6th Grand Prix International des Arts Plastiques (Tourism Office Award)
· Miami — Grand Prix — Inter Art Center
· Miami Biennial
1999 · Beijing — China Art Expo — China International Exhibition Center
2000 · Los Angeles — Retrospective Art Gallery
2002 · Hong Kong — International Financial Center
· Geneva — Circle of Business Leaders
2003 · Monaco — MC Art — Monte Carlo Sporting d'Hiver
2005 · Shanghai — Art Expo — Shanghai Mart