My Grandmother’s Quilts: The Marie-Jeanne Beloin Collection (1908-2006)

My Grandmother’s Quilts: The Marie-Jeanne Beloin Collection (1908-2006)

The exhibition "My Grandmother’s Quilts: The Marie-Jeanne Beloin Collection (1908-2006)" showcases some twenty quilts made by Marie-Jeanne Beloin and collected by her granddaughter, Marie-Claude. A truly inspiring example of how regional textile heritage can be preserved and promoted.

This exhibition showcases the exceptional talent of Marie-Jeanne Beloin, an accomplished craftswoman whose quilts dazzle with their vibrant and dynamic color combinations. It features approximately twenty quilts created by Marie-Jeanne Beloin and collected by her granddaughter, Marie-Claude. A truly inspiring example of the preservation and promotion of regional textile heritage. Created over several decades, these works reflect the evolution of fabrics and patterns from each era, all hand-stitched using traditional techniques. Discover: • Quilts with classic patterns personalized by a distinctive color palette and meticulous craftsmanship • Original patterns, notebooks, and tools • Family activities to decode the art of quilt blocks A precious heritage, preserved and passed down by the Beloin family to celebrate the expertise of our craftswomen of yesteryear.