Large paintings with lots of bright colours and bold shapes are typical in many of Jean-Paul Riopelle's paintings. Often the painting 1        with a palette knife and not with a paintbrush. The style of painting 2       (call) abstract expressionism. 3       abstract painting is about colour and shape,not real images of things. Expressionism means that there 4       (be) lots of feelings or emotions in the painting. This painting style was popular in the 1950s and 1960s.

Jean-Paul Riopelle was 5 a painter but also a sculptor. One of his 6       (sculpture) is a fountain 7        used to be in Montreal's Olympic stadium. In 2003 it was moved to a public square in Montreal.

Jean-Paul Riopelle was born in Montreal Quebec in 1923 8          he spent a lot of time 9       (live) in France. He returned to Canada later in his life,10       he died in 2002.

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5. not only   6. sculptures   7. that/which   8. but

9. living   10. where

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