Featured Artist - Victor Dupuis
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Victor Dupuis began painting at the age of 12. His parents immediately recognized his abilities and sent him to study under area artist Tom Morris. As
a teenager he exhibited at the Leominster Art Association’s annual competition and exhibit and won first prize for a painting at age 14. Throughout his
teens, Dupuis continued studying with Morris, refining his drawing technique and learning oil painting essentials. After graduating from Notre Dame
High School, he continued studying art at U-Mass Lowell where he majored in painting and art education.
Dupuis then returned to Fitchburg, and began teaching painting. In 1982 he moved to Boston to pursue a career in theater, which has also been an
abiding passion. He worked for Baker’s Plays and appeared in numerous productions at the SpeakEasy and Triangle Theaters, where he also designed
sets, and did stage management. During this period of time, he continued painting and sold his works privately.`
In 2000, he again returned to Fitchburg and has since shown his works at the Fitchburg Art Museum’s annual Regional Exhibition. He works at Foothills
Theater and is also active in local theater community as a performer, director and set designer.
Victor's painting subjects include Coggshall Park, views of Rollstone Hill in Fitchburg, seascapes, forest views and studies of vintage architecture.
Victor believes that his long experience as an actor and set designer has influenced his technique as a painter. “I’ve always loved the paintings of the
Impressionists and Pre-Raphaelites,” he says. “I’m drawn to creating unusual sources of light in my work, like back lighting for the stage,” he explains.
a teenager he exhibited at the Leominster Art Association’s annual competition and exhibit and won first prize for a painting at age 14. Throughout his
teens, Dupuis continued studying with Morris, refining his drawing technique and learning oil painting essentials. After graduating from Notre Dame
High School, he continued studying art at U-Mass Lowell where he majored in painting and art education.
Dupuis then returned to Fitchburg, and began teaching painting. In 1982 he moved to Boston to pursue a career in theater, which has also been an
abiding passion. He worked for Baker’s Plays and appeared in numerous productions at the SpeakEasy and Triangle Theaters, where he also designed
sets, and did stage management. During this period of time, he continued painting and sold his works privately.`
In 2000, he again returned to Fitchburg and has since shown his works at the Fitchburg Art Museum’s annual Regional Exhibition. He works at Foothills
Theater and is also active in local theater community as a performer, director and set designer.
Victor's painting subjects include Coggshall Park, views of Rollstone Hill in Fitchburg, seascapes, forest views and studies of vintage architecture.
Victor believes that his long experience as an actor and set designer has influenced his technique as a painter. “I’ve always loved the paintings of the
Impressionists and Pre-Raphaelites,” he says. “I’m drawn to creating unusual sources of light in my work, like back lighting for the stage,” he explains.
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