US EditionThe Work of a Pessamit Artist on a Canadian Coin
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Without premeditating, the innu multidisciplinary artist Jean-Luc Hervieux saw one of his works be selected to illustrate a coin from the Royal Canadian Mint. A notable recognition for this man from Pessamit, who has been working in the visual arts for more than 30 years. It all started in the fall of 2024, when a call for applications circulated for a new collection of commemorative coins related to national parks. "I saw a call to illustrate a…
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lemanic.caWithout premeditating, the innu multidisciplinary artist Jean-Luc Hervieux saw one of his works be selected to illustrate a coin from the Royal Canadian Mint. A notable recognition for this man from Pessamit, who has been working in the visual arts for more than 30 years. It all started in the fall of 2024, when a call for applications circulated for a new collection of commemorative coins related to national parks. "I saw a call to illustrate a…
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