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This charming neo-Romanesque church, built in 1924 and now a National Historic Site of Canada, houses the last major project of painter Ozias Leduc, which he began in 1942 at the age of 77! A leading figure in sacred art in Canada, nicknamed the Michelangelo of Quebec, Leduc devoted the last 13 years of his life to this fascinating work.
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You can admire fifteen large paintings by Leduc, remarkable for blending secular scenes with sacred subjects. We recommend the interactive audio guide visit with a tablet and headphones, featuring Gabrielle Messier, Leduc’s assistant, who reveals the secrets of this great painter as she guides you through the site.
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And if a concert is announced here, don’t miss it, the acoustics are superb!
