Chantal Poulin’s fine landscape paintings are what launched her art career in 1978, but she has become best known for her paintings of children. In 1986, she illustrated Arlette Cousture’s best-selling book “Les Filles de Caleb,” and in the 1990s became the most collected Canadian artist in the world. She received the Collector’s Choice New Artist of the Year award at the International Collectibles Exposition in Chicago, and her artwork is distributed in Canada, the United States, and Europe.