Miguel Joyal

Miguel Joyal: Miguel Joyal

Nationality Canadian

Field sculptor

Miguel Joyal is a Canadian sculptor who lives in Winnipeg.

He created the bronze statue of Canadian Métis leader Louis Riel at the Manitoba Legislative Building (which replaced an earlier statue by Marcien Lemay and Etienne Gaboury),^[1] but he has also created sculptures from snow for Winnipeg's annual winter Festival du Voyageur and even from Styrofoam.^[2] Works

Statue of Louis Riel by Miguel Joyal at Manitoba Legislative Building in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

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^ Manitoba History, Number 42, Autumn / Winter 2001-2002: "Practical Results": The Riel Statue Controversy at the Manitoba Legislative Building, by Shannon Bower

^ Washington Post: Saturday, February 17, 2007; Page A18. "Sculpting Winter Into a Gallery of Giants" By Doug Struck

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Miguel Joyal
Nationality	Canadian
Field	sculptor