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The Arrival of the Auroras is an original work by Pauline Larouche , a Quebec painter renowned for her colorful world where nature, light, and emotion converge. Created with acrylic and mixed media on canvas , this 30 x 15-inch piece, sold unframed and ready to hang , is part of the popular Tropical Flowers series .

Inspired by the magic of sunset , this composition evokes the moment when golden light gently gives way to twilight. A warm orange band illuminates the background and makes the lush foliage of monstera and the elegant, deep green leaves of anthurium vibrate. The red anthurium flowers, enhanced by their yellow stems, become true points of light amidst the vegetation.

The surface of the artwork is enriched by the addition of textured papers integrated into the composition , creating a subtle relief that adds richness and depth. Iridescent pigments capture natural light depending on the viewing angle, giving the painting a vibrant presence that evolves throughout the day.

The delicate white butterflies , known as Auroras , seem to appear at dusk. They bring an impression of lightness, rebirth, and hope. Their flight contrasts with the vibrant tropical foliage and invites the eye to journey into an imaginary garden where calm and serenity reign.

This contemporary artwork combines textures, contrasts, and luminous colors. It will appeal to lovers of floral art, Quebec art, and interior design who are looking for an original piece capable of bringing elegance, warmth, and character to a living space.

The arrival of the Northern Lights

CA$550.00Price
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  • Decorating ideas

    In a house

    • Above a sideboard in the dining room.

    • In a contemporary living room with white, cream or sage green walls.

    • In a bright entryway to create a welcoming effect.

    • In a conservatory or a room bathed in natural light.

    • In a master bedroom to create a peaceful atmosphere.


    In a condo

    • Above a modern style sofa.

    • In a high-end kitchen with natural materials.

    • In a corridor to add a touch of greenery.

    • As a focal point in an open-plan space.


    In an office or a company

    • Waiting room of a clinic or professional practice.

    • Management office.

    • Design or architecture agency.

    • Hotel or wellness center lobby.

    • Conference room to create an inspiring and welcoming atmosphere.

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© 2026 Pauline Larouche, painter from Saguenay, Quebec, Canada

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