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Maryvonne LaParlière

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Artwork On Furniture

With her unique artistic talent, LaParlière creates museum quality pieces of “Artwork on furniture”
which provide the owners with lasting enjoyment each time they are used ​and which become heirlooms for generations to come

Bombay Chest

Flowers Under The Stars

Barbie's Desk

Saint John's River/Florida

Painted Chairs

Captain's Desk

Clock Armoire

Snow Scene Dresser

Paintings

LaParlière’s paintings are usually bold and vibrant. However, when she is commissioned to do work her style will vary to adapt to the taste of the client and can be figurative and even whimsical.

LaParlière is “still” intrigued by Impressionism, Post-Impressionism and the Nabis style. ​She enjoys the art of Wolf Khan because of the unique light and color in his work which is described as a combination of ”pictorial landscape and painterly abstraction.”

Sunflowers

Beachscape

Super Bloom

Potted Magnolias

Red Poppies

Agave

Rome Parasols

Montecito Sky

In From Pasture

Murals

​LaParlière’s murals decorate houses with scenes from nature, history and family stories.
She also uses trompe l’oeil to add the appearance of new and enchanting spaces to a client’s home.
In hospitals and other public buildings, patients and visitors have their day brightened
​by Maryvonne’s gorgeous decorative murals

Fresco Style

Laparlière transforms lackluster wall spaces with her own fresco style ​and also uses that technique on wood to create plaques and wall hangings

Painted Tiles & Marble

​Yes…Those tiles and marble look real, but… are actually painted on wood, canvas or concrete!

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