This is the first book to describe in detail Suzor-Coté’s original, captivating personality. It explains the social end historical context of the artist’s life and work, which was intimately associated with his home village of Arthabaska, not with standing thirteen years spent in France and nine in Florida. Through more than 250 reproductions, this analysis of the full range of Suzor-Coté’s output visually reconstructs the evolution of his prolific career.