Born: 1934, in Edmunston, New Brunswick
Died: May 15, 2008, in Montreal

Born in New Brunswick, Claude Théberge grew up in Témiscouata. Having studied art in France, he returned to Quebec to found a workshop devoted to the integration of art and architecture, which would create the wall claddings for Papineau and Rosemont stations. After receiving a bachelor's degree in design management, he started a second workshop which included such artists as Antoine Lamarche and Michel Dernuet. He would later leave integrated artworks to take up representational painting, a career in which he received several prestigious honours and distinctions and been featured in numerous exhibitions.

Works:

In the metro:
Reliefs (with Antoine Lamarche)	De l'Église
Un arbre dans le parc (sculpture) (with Michel Dernuet and Antoine Lamarche)	Georges-Vanier
Reliefs (with Antoine Lamarche)	Verdun
Other works:
In Quebec:
Forces	Square Viger, Ville-Marie
Relief	Guy Metro Building, Concordia University

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