Zacharie Vincent et son fils Cyprien
Zacharie Vincent · 1852
Why it's great
Zacharie Vincent, a Huron-Wendat artist, painted himself and his son, dressed in traditional clothing. He is considered the first Indigenous painter in Quebec, and he signed his work 'the last of the Hurons.' It is a proud self-portrait that shows both identity and strength. It's an important work in Canadian art history.
Where to see it
📍 Musée national des beaux-arts du QuébecQuebec City, Canada
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Zacharie Vincent was a Huron-Wendat painter from Wendake, near Quebec City. He is considered the first Indigenous painter in Quebec, and he often signed his portraits 'Zacharie Vincent Telariolin, the last of the Hurons'. He painted himself and his family in traditional dress. He died in 1886.
