File:La lectrice, Roger Langevin - 02.jpg

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Français : La lectrice est une sculpture de Roger Langevin, réalisée en 2006, située, depuis octobre 2010, devant la bibliothèque Lisette-Morin de Rimouski

« L'œuvre de 2,10 m de hauteur, 0,90 m de largeur et 1,30 m de profondeur, a été créée dans le cadre d'un cours à l'Université du Québec à Rimouski. Deux techniques ont été utilisées, d'abord, une opération de modelage en argile pour la chevelure, le visage et les pieds suivie d'une opération de moulage. Ensuite, pour la réalisation du dos, des bras et des jambes, une opération de laminage de toile de verre sur un noyau de treillis métallique posé sur une structure de styromousse a été réalisée. » – ville.rimouski.qc.ca

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