She turned her focus to both figure painting and plein air landscape painting. She also designed toy concepts for companies such as Hasbro, Zapf and Marie Osmond Dolls.īelliveau moved to California in 1989 and completed her BFA at Academy of Art University in San Francisco cum laude. This doll and others became collector favorites winning many Doll of the Year Awards. In 1981, the book Dollmaker, The Eyelight and the Shadow was published featuring the process of creating a portrait doll of her son Matthew. She was juried in as the youngest member of the National Institute of American Dolls Artists and was known for her one of a kind and limited-edition dolls and original Teddy Bear designs.
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The talk is open to the public and free of charge.īelliveau began her artistic journey as a self-taught Fine Art Doll Artist, designing her own collection introduced at The International Toy Fair each year in New York City. At 3 p.m., artist Carole Belliveau will give a talk explaining her mixed-media process. An Artist’s Reception with refreshments will be held on Saturday, Oct. To provide the historical background of Belliveau’s artistic journey, award-winning dolls representing her early days will also be on display. The exhibit will focus on Belliveau’s captivating female figure paintings which are embellished with Gold and Silver Leaf. 14, “The Road Taken, a 45-year Journey” by Carole Belliveau. Step Up Gallery is thrilled to announce a new retrospective exhibit opening on Oct. ‘The Beating Heart of a Dove’, a mixed media piece by Carole Belliveau.
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