Born in Ottawa, Pierrette Dulude-Bohay first studied visual arts in 1953 at the Ottawa Municipal art Center (now the Ottawa School of Art). She later attended the Schneider School of Art in Actinolite,Ontario and has studied with numerous renowned national and international artists.

Since 1982 she has chosen watercolor as the medium best suited to capture the moods and subtleties of our grand Canadian landscape. She prefers to paint on location in order to better convey the feeling of place and atmosphere. Her search for locations has taken her from Newfoundland to British Columbia, into the United States and in France.

Pierrette has been featured in newspapers and national publications, as well as on television. She has won a number of prestigious awards and her work can be found in many public and private collections in Canada, as well as in England, Spain, Japan, Bermuda and many parts of the United States.

Pierrette has studied and continues to work with many national and international artists. She paints on location and in her studio with a lovely northern exposure providing a continuous source of inspiration.

Pierrette has studied with the following renowned artists

**Cheng Kee Chee
**Marilyn Hughey Phillis
Brent Heighton
Pierre Tougas
Brian Atyeo
**Betty Lou Schlem
**Zolton Zsabo
**Lawrence Goldsmith
Ghislain Lefebvre
**Barbara Nechis
Bernard Gerstner
Brodie Shearer
Alex Millar
Gunthorn Otto
Robert Hyndman
Jeanine Robertson

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