Artist Biography
Jeanne Poulet is committed to printmaking, etching and engraving. Her work is about the human spirit, in which she records an emotional and conceptual image of good and evil, of the human condition, and of man's inhumanity towards man. Human rights and especially the rights of women and children are important to the artist. The work itself then becomes a critique or visual prose. A photographer since the 1970s, the artist has a large collection of her own works, but has also collected the work of other photographers from the 19th century through today. Born in Montreal, Canada, in 1933, Poulet is of mixed ethnicity and speaks German, French and Dutch.

Selected Works

	Red Women IV Oil on paper	$400
	We Climb Over Each Other Guache	$350
	Women Series Acrylic on Paper	$375

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