Eleonore Esau Gallery

Canadian artist Eleonore Esau is a member of the Federation of Canadian Artists, the Manitoba Society of Artists, and the Assiniboia Group of Artists and has exhibited frequently in juried shows with these groups. In 2007 she was awarded the People’s Choice Award at Art Expo Manitoba. As well, she has been featured in a number of solo exhibitions in Calgary, Saskatoon, Regina, and Winnipeg. She exhibited in five shows at “Art @ Governor’s” in the Governor’s Mansion in Georgetown, Grand Cayman Island, British West Indies. Her work was chosen to be included in the Travelling Shows of the Federation of Canadian Artists in British Columbia, and the FCA in Calgary, and also in the “Common Ground” Travelling Show sponsored by the Manitoba Society of Artists in conjunction with the Alberta Society of Artists.

She is represented in Golden Cactus Gallery in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, and at “Pure Art Gallery” in Georgetown, Grand Cayman Island and also at Smith Gallery in Winnipeg." As well, her work can be found in corporate and private collections across western Canada, the U.S.A., Germany, Grand Cayman Island, Mexico and the United Kingdom.

Eleonore is particularly fascinated by textures—textures formed by layers of time and experiences. Each layer is built upon the hurt, hopes, aspirations, challenges, victories and defeats, tears and joys of the previous layers, and attests to the resilience of the human spirit. As each new stratum is built upon the experiences of the previous one, the whole blends into one fascinating totality. Her work expresses her conviction that there is inherent beauty and worth in all creation, from the loftiest mountain peak to the lowliest scrub bucket, if we make the effort to discover and understand it. Her wish is that through her painting she might convey to you, the viewer, in some small measure, the beauty of the Creator and the created that surrounds us wherever we go.

Contact the artist at (204) 756-205l or email hjesau@mts.net

Der Tanz

Acrylic with copies of old sunken ships' coins

25.25" x 48.5"