Pierre Corriveau (1889-1980), was a mid-20th century sculptor from St.-Etienne-des-Gres, Mauricie, Quebec. He crafted an impressive array of animal and bird carvings and mechanical devices using 'as found' materials and vibrant colors. His yard, once transformed into a captivating wonderland, bore testament to his creative prowess. Assisted by his son Armand Corriveau (1925-2011) and later his grandson Robert (1950-), Pierre's legacy lives on. Using scrap wood and metal, along with sapling tree branches and recycled tin, Pierre Corriveau breathed life into his creations. His works featured marbles for the eyes and were known for their vivid colors. Although unsigned, Pierre Corriveau's artistry earned him recognition on the cover of 'Les Patenteux du Quebec,' with an extensive article dedicated to his remarkable contributions.

Carving of a Standing Spotted Deer

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Carving of a Standing Spotted Deer

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CA$400 - CA$600

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CA$375

Carving of a Spotted Goose

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Carving of a Spotted Goose

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CA$500 - CA$700

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CA$325

Long-Necked Bird Carving by Pierre Corriveau

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Long-Necked Bird Carving by Pierre Corriveau

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CA$300 - CA$500

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CA$350

Mother Bird Feeding Babies by Pierre Corriveau

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Mother Bird Feeding Babies by Pierre Corriveau

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CA$300 - CA$475

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CA$350

Low-flying Bird Carvings by Pierre Corriveau

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Low-flying Bird Carvings by Pierre Corriveau

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CA$400 - CA$600

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CA$700

White Cat With Black Spots Carving By Pierre Corriveau

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White Cat With Black Spots Carving By Pierre Corriveau

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CA$300 - CA$500

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CA$350

Spotted Brown Bird Carving By Pierre Corriveau

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Spotted Brown Bird Carving By Pierre Corriveau

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CA$400 - CA$600

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CA$275

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