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“Artworks for Peace”

Thanks to the support of our fundraising activity by Montreal artist Louise Ladouceur, we are in a position to offer an original etching to Global Research supporters who make a donation starting at US$300 (including shipping and handling)

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Louise Ladouceur is renowned for her unique ability to create vibrant and expressive wood etchings, using ancient techniques with contemporary styling, and has staged exhibits across Canada, the United States, Western Europe and Japan. Her works are also contained in several public and private collections including Quebec's National Library (Bibliothèque Nationale du Québec).

Each piece in this collection depicts a different message. 

We encourage you to make a donation to Global Research and help spread the message of peace embodied in these works.

Scroll down for further information and images of available etchings. 

The number of original prints in each edition varies between 10 and 12. The market value of these original etchings is in excess of the suggested donation. 

Coeur atout pour la paix (Heart trumps for peace)  2003Dimensions : 54 x 25 cm

Beams of colour signify diversity and complementarity while the heart and clover bring peace and warmth. A rotation of the needle places us in an opportune moment.

Suggested donation $300+

No way for Guernica  2003  Dimensions : 76 x 57 cm

The lion symbolizes the force to maintain planetary balance, guarding the forbidden entrance. The sphere of our planet rests in a bright, clear crystal, positing hope against war.

Suggested donation: $500+

Sans guerre, cent colombes  (Without war, one hundred doves), 2003   

Dimensions : 76 x 30 cm

With arrows pointed downward – saying no to war – and the flight of a bird – saying yes to peace – this work depicts the growth of constructive action against violence.

Suggested donation $400+