Brochure and Bio

YUKON ARTIST LIBBY DULAC

Libby's work is well known to private and corporate collectors, she has had 5 solo exhibitions and numerous joint ones.  Her latest show in 2007 was held in the Community Gallery of the Yukon Arts Centre, Whitehorse, with 35 originals on display and the launching of 9 new limited edition prints.  In 2010 she completed a l4’ x 5’ triptych of Kluane’s National Park’s Lowell Glacier commissioned by the Village of Haines Junction for the Convention Centre, and in 2012 a local winter view of the Alaska Highway on a 5’ x 8’ canvas commissioned by the Yukon Government for the new Visitor’s Centre in Haines Junction.  The majesty of Yukon's Kluane region continues to be the inspiration for most of her work.

Born in England, Libby and French Husband Claude immigrated to Canada in 1973, and made their home in Haines Junction in 1975, they have 2 children and 7 grand children.

The magnificent panoramic view they enjoy from their log home and the ever changing light keep her always inspired.  It is her hope that her paintings reflect her passion for the awesome scenery, from mountain and glacier grandeur to lake, forest and wildflower splendour.