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<h1>Danielle Richard’s Studio</h1>
<h2>Portraits</h2>
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<tr><td align="right" class="small"><strong>Danseuse (Dancer)</strong><br />
Finalist, portrait category, Artist's Magazine, 20th Annual Art Competition (2003)<br />
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Oil on canvas, 60 × 36 in.<br />
Private collection, Chicago, USA<br /></td>
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</table><p>Although I am usually inspired by projects with open themes, I also enjoy the challenge of painting portraits. I derive great pleasure from painting faces and trying to bring out the best in them while remaining the artist I am—and not a substitute photographer. The trust and freedom of expression given to me by those who I paint are critical.</p>
<p>I am willing to discuss all portrait projects with you, even if traveling is required. Please <a href="/en/nousjoindre/" target="_top">contact us</a> for information on our terms and availability.</p>
<h4>Member of the <i>Portrait Society of America</i>.</h4>
<h4>Member of the <em>Federation of Canadian Artists</em>.</h4>
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