The birthplace of artist Rodolphe Duguay stands on a pleasant site overlooking the Nicolet River. The adjacent studio was added by the artist following his return in 1927 from a long sojourn in Paris. A former pupil of Suzor-Côté, Duguay was above all a landscape artist and one of Canada's most famous wood engravers. Temporary theme exhibitions relate his life and work and afford a glimpse into the environment in which he worked.