" THE THREE SISTERS "
Max Jacquiard

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Max Jacquiard - The Three Sisters

A September morning in the early 1930's - Near-new 'Selkirk' 5903
rolls south-eastwards along the Bow Valley towards Canmore and Calgary
where a lighter engine will take over the train on its eastward journey.
The train has just left Banff national Park. The mountain to the left of the
Sisters is Mt. Lougheed.

 

Max Jacquiard has a sizeable research library of printed materials, photos and
slides of steam trains and the places they would have operated. It is that attention
to precise and accurate details that can be seen in his paintings. The sensitivity
to his subject and quiet passion that is infused into each work seem to allow
Max Jaquiard to breath life into the canvases. The images he creates have
captured the imaginations of steam buffs across Canada and the United
States. His paintings grace the walls in homes across North America.

 

 

The Three Sisters - Max Jacquiard

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