Self Portrait with Red Tie1970 acrylic on paper 18 X 13 in. This piece is framed by the artists estate. Gerald Trottier was always seeking the inner meaning, the essence of his subjectseven when he was staring in a mirror, trying to evoke his own self portrait. What was behind that face, that person, symbol or scene? It was never what the surface revealed, but some deeper, hidden truth or emotion. "Gerald was well known for his portraiture and self portraits. Brenda Wallace,

The artist’s familiars are found here as well

But I admire the pictures of in in my owl book

Mike Taylor

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boldly accentuated forms that became her trademark

It's based on my Uncle John

"This April 8 2024 we will see a rare full eclipse here in Canada

An old Ukrainian saying that Russell heard often as a boy was

Miriam Ramsay Holland (1904-1953) was a Montréal artist who worked in oils alongside the Beaver Hall Group

I then bring it back to the studio for small touches and varnishing

Hope you are able to see it in April

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