
Leslie Bank-Satz
Ste Agathe Des Monts, Canada
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1951
Bio of Leslie Bank-Satz Leslie Bank-Satz worked in the animation industry for many years doing colour design and production work. She studied Fine Arts at Concordia University as well as commercial art at the Vesper George School of Art in Boston, Mass. Leslie now lives and works in Ste. Agathe Des Monts where she creates all manner of whimsies, whether on canvas, furniture, clocks, sculpture and assorted beading crafts. She focuses largely on the nostalgic and the whimsical, primarily painting on canvas and on recycled furniture incorporating bold colour and strong elements of design. She has...
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“"Transforming the ordinary into a whimsical & unexpected world."”
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- Additional visuals available upon request
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- Zoomed views of textures and paint reliefs
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Installation
- Canvases are mostly ready to hang (tension keys and clean edges)
- Specific framing is explicitly mentioned if included by the artist
- Custom framing recommendations available upon request
- Keep in a room with stable humidity levels
- Avoid extreme temperature variations
- Protect from prolonged direct sunlight exposure
- Free virtual mockup tool available upon request
- Upload a photo of your room (living room, bedroom, office)
- To-scale visualization of the artwork on your wall
- Ideal width: between 2/3 and 3/4 of the furniture below
- Creates visual balance with sofa, bed, or sideboard
- Prevents the artwork from overpowering the space
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- Support from the gallery team to facilitate contact
- Fair and transparent pricing based on a detailed initial quote
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- No exact copies to preserve the uniqueness of each artwork
- Custom commissions inspired by past works are possible
- Artist reinterpretation with adapted format or color palette

Leslie Bank-Satz
Painter · Ste Agathe Des Monts, Canada
"Transforming the ordinary into a whimsical & unexpected world."
Bio of Leslie Bank-Satz Leslie Bank-Satz worked in the animation industry for many years doing colour design and production work. She studied Fine Arts at Concordia University as well as commercial art at the Vesper George School of Art in Boston, Mass. Leslie now lives and works in Ste. Agathe Des Monts where she creates all manner of whimsies, whether on canvas, furniture, clocks, sculpture and assorted beading crafts. She focuses largely on the nostalgic and the whimsical, primarily painting on canvas and on recycled furniture incorporating bold colour and strong elements of design. She has exhibited at various galleries in Montreal, and in the Laurentians. Her passion is finding the beauty and whimsey in the ugly and the ordinary, giving new life to the old and obsolete, and presenting her own quirky view of the world.










