A. Lapointe Conservation Inc. 

Anne has completed student internships and professional fellowships at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and at the National Gallery of Canada. She has worked as Conservator at the Centre de Conservation du Québec (CCQ) for six years, including five years in the Paintings laboratory and one year with the Polychrome Sculpture team, for the on-site documentation and conservation of the historical interior of sculpted, painted and gilded wood of the Ursulines' Chapel in Quebec city.

She has worked in Switzerland and in France for nearly three years, principally as collaborator for the Ateliers CREPHART, where she acquired professional experience in the Conservation of Wall Paintings, Painted Architectural Finishes and Monumental Polychrome Sculpture, as well as in Architectural Paint Research. Her experience included documentation and treatment of murals and monumental sculptures, painted in a variety of media (lime, casein, oil paint, true fresco) on diverse types of wall supports (lime, plaster, mortar, stone, marouflaged canvas). The Lausanne Cathedral (conservation and documentation of the meridional painted portal), the Chillon Castle (conservation and documentation of the Chapel), the Saint-Gervais Temple (Architectural paint and materials research, documentation  and reconstitution of the original Renaissance period), a house in Estavayer-le-Lac (uncovering, documentation and conservation treatment of 16th century "grisaille" murals in the main room), and the Parisian churches of Saint-Germain-des-Prés and Saint-Merry (documentation and diagnostic study of the interior/exterior) are the main historic buildings and projects to which she contributed.

In Quebec, major projects undertaken by A. Lapointe Conservation include the Quebec Court of Appeal (Cormier building) : architectural paint research, conservation of ceiling in lateral audience rooms and ornaments in Salle des Pas perdus and offices); the Montreal Neurological Institute: conservation of the Lobby, Foyer Fendel and Filer mural (and other McGill University collections); the Fonds Delfosse and portraits of Maires from the City of Montreal collection; and paintings from the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Musée National des Beaux Arts du Québec and Univers culturel des Sulpiciens.