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Louise CookLouise Cook was born in 1943 in Fir Ridge Saskatchewan and resides in Saskatoon.Louise studied at the University of Saskatchewan, under O. Rogers, M. Forsythe, B. Christie, C. Ringness, W. Peterson, E. Wyle and C. Arnes. Her first show was at the Mendel art gallery in 1973 entitled “Three Sisters Show”, which combined the talents of Louise and her sisters Phyllis and Alice. She also attended the Emma Lake Summer Workshops since 1988 where she studied with William Perehudoff, Dorothy Knowles, Terry Fenton, Douglas Haynes and Kenneth Noland. She has exhibited mostly in Saskatoon and Regina, but also in Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver. Her solo exhibition “Saskatchewan Paintings” at the Legislature Building in Regina was visited by Prince Edward Earl of Wessex. Her oil paintings reflect her intimate knowledge of the lakes, rivers, forests and valleys of Saskatchewan. She has the ability to look beyond the subject matter to give us her vision of the landscape. Please scroll down to see the current selection of Louise Cook's work available for viewing at the gallery. (click on thumbnail for a larger image)
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