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Médard Bourgault: an Expressiveness of Quebec Folk Art Comparable to that of Auguste Rodin — Médard Bourgault Heritage
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This text offers an interpretation of Médard Bourgault's work from the perspective of its expressiveness. The comparison with Auguste Rodin aims to illuminate certain aspects of this expressiveness, without claiming an equivalence of career, recognition, or context. A self-taught artist rooted in rural, Catholic Quebec, Médard Bourgault (1897–1967) was a self-taught Quebec sculptor from Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, a rural Catholic village on the shore…
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