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Caprice Galleries

Original Oil Paintings & Art Lessons

By Canadian Landscape painter, Caprice Hogg

Caprice’s original oil paintings are in private and corporate collections across north America and Europe.

“Caprice's passion for life and love of nature is seized in the breathtaking play of colour boldly applied to canvas with dramatic brush strokes.”

Original oil paintings by Canadian Landscape painter
Caprice’s original oil paintings are sold EXCLUSIVELY from Caprice Fine Art & Co Studio Gallery in Kimberley, British Columbia.
Caprice specializes in one of a kind commission pieces. She looks forward to working one on one to provide you with the painting to suit your needs.
Caprice offers in person and online art lessons every Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. You can join in at the Caprice Fine Art & Co Studio Gallery in Kimberley, BC or via Zoom online. All skill levels welcome. Students will learn the rules of fine art including line, color mixing, shape, value and composition. It is a fun and relaxing way to learn while connecting with other painters.
Caprice also offers monthly art lectures. You can join in live to the monthly zoom lecture or you can purchase the recording. Each lecture covers a different topic and demonstrations are given. Examples of paintings are also used to illustrate the concepts of fine art.
Caprice first picked up her paintbrush in 1994 and has been painting ever since.
She works and exhibits her paintings from her Studio Gallery located in Kimberley, British Columbia, Canada. 
Whenever the opportunity arises, Caprice travels to not only see new landscapes, but also to art galleries and museums in Canada and abroad. Looking at art illuminates and inspires. She then calls upon the powers of her imagination to portray on canvas the beauty and majesty of the mountains and forests that surround her. Her vibrant colors and bold strokes reflect her strong connection to mother nature.
After painting full time for many years, it was a natural progression for Caprice to start teaching art. Passing on the knowledge that was passed on to her is certainly an important part of her career. Caprice has a gift for teaching art but also for bringing like minded creatives together to share their own experiences in the art world.

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Ready for bed, Caprice models an original outfit Bonsoir , in her well-appointed boudoir. This look is finely tailored from one of the new must-have fabrics of the 1960s –100% nylon. The ensemble consists of a negligée, housecoat, a slip barely glimpsed through the sheer fabric, and white mules. As an authenticity check, a detail of a Caprice label is shown bottom right.
Collectors of vintage French fashion dolls prize Caprice for her looks, her fashions and, not least, her rarity value. The dolls can easily be overlooked as they are completely without any manufacturer’s marks, and were produced in France only briefly from 1966 to 1970. But once you know what to look out for they are very distinctive and easily recognizable.
Right and left, Caprice out-pinks Barbie. The sleepshorts bedtime set channels Brigitte Bardot’s signature pink gingham fabric. Visitors to France will be familiar with this from the logo of Tati – the Parisian’s perennial favorite budget store. Caprice works that pink mini shift dress with éclat and élan (not to mention a killer updo worthy of Tippi Hedren). First issue Caprice, brunette version (above, center), has the transluscent skin tone, heavier eyelids, and nose dots of the early dolls; the blonde version is a second issue – less finely molded in a more solid colored vinyl. Caprice clothes packaging is as understated as you’d expect for this high fashion mini mannequin. The doll’s logotype is shown in signature pink above.
One obvious clue lies in the vinyl used for the dolls, which has a rubbery quality that makes them a little tricky to dress – fabrics tend to drag along the surface. But this texture does lend a depth and realistic quality to these early fashionistas: Caprice doesn’t look at all ‘plasticky’ like some of her contemporaries.
In the background is a selection of fashion drawings from the first Caprice catalog showing the wide range of fashions available – good luck with finding them all! The photographic images are from the second catalog. Caprice also models some of her outfits for comparison with the brochure images: clockwise from top left: Réverie, Beaux-Jours, Lycée, Sortie, and Cocktail .
She is a similar height to Barbie , but has a quite different body sculpt. She has a higher bustline, presumably due to va-va-voom French foundation garments, and broader hips. This means that the two dolls can rarely share any garments that are remotely tailored.
Caprice heads to San Tropez in her original black maillot de bain (swimsuit) accessorized with vintage beach cape, hat, and straw bag – ideal for la plage.
Despite a relatively short time on the market, Caprice boasts an impressive wardrobe, as shown in her two catalogs. These desirable outfits, however, are even more rare than the doll herself and may well require foreign trips to French fleamarkets to hunt them down.
Caprice wears Opera for the Paris Opera. This rare outfit was reimagined by Tallulabelle using the finest brocade fabric in as a close match as possible to the original.
The blonde versions of the doll bear more than a passing resemblance to the beautiful French actress Catherine Deneuve in her Les Parapluies de Cherbourg big screen heyday. Caprice is also rumored on the doll boards to be the model used as the basis for a highly collectible contemporary resin art doll.
Vinyl never looked so good, Caprice visits the Place du Tertre for a little Parisian art shopping. Very Courrèges in her harlequin print raincoat with matching hat designed by La Boutique de Sheila. During the 1960s, the French pop princess, Sheila, was enlisted to market a range of clothing for Caprice, with its own special label (bottom left). Examples of her wares, as well as the singer herself, are shown on the flyer (top left).
She was produced in two editions. The first issue doll is perhaps the most desirable as the vinyl is more translucent and less tan. This doll has slightly more hooded eyes, giving her a dreamier, sultry look and her nostrils have red dots. The second edition is less finely molded, there is some loss of detail in the face sculpt and the vinyl seems ‘flatter’ in color and a little more crudely realized.
Ever the consummate traveler, not to mention shopper, Caprice takes a trip to New York City. Wearing a new version of Ocelot by Tallulabelle, she’s not taking any chances with the weather, while bringing a little European chic to her American friends.
Postcards from Paris (top to bottom). All set to study, wearing Lycée , such Rive Gauche student chic: a Caprice original of black roll-neck sweater, red plaid A-line skirt, and signature heart pendant chain. Cocktails at the Moulin Rouge in Cocktail : the essential little black dress in satin with chiffon overlay and sheer chiffon sleeves. The baby-blue Beaux-Jours captures the very essence of 1960s Chanel chic. Just in case of inclement weather while visiting the Eiffel Tower, Caprice takes no chances in this white original Imperméable from La Boutique de Sheila.
TALLULABELLE TO THE RESCUE! Caprice is notoriously hard to find outside of France, and even there she’s pretty rare. But her outfits are even more so. Luckily for me the highly talented doll couturier, Tula O’Reilly, is a member of my doll group… and I was thrilled when she accepted the challenge to recreate some of Caprice’s clothes.
Tula based the new outfits in part on some of the originals while using the drawings and photos in the mini-brochures as reference. She had to create patterns from scratch because this doll has such an unsual body type and many of the clothes rely on fine-tailoring and a body-conscious fit for effect.
Part of the challenge was to source period-appropriate fabrics of a suitable weight. The biggest issue at this scale is minimizing bulk – especially when the styles are so pared-down that every seam shows. Caprice was never a girl for too many frills and flounces – so the fit, cut, and finish all had to be absolutely spot on. There was nowhere for the tailor to hide!
Tula created three additional outfits for Caprice. Above left (and on the postcard outside Le Champ de Mars cafe) is Beaux-Jours , a princess-line dress suit in baby-blue slub silk with contrast black piping. Note the perfect alignment of the front jacket seams with the seams of the dress. Not at all easy to achieve at this scale!
The glamorous Opera , worn appropriately enough outside the Paris Opera, was created by Tula folllowing the original design, with great care and attention to detail. This gorgeous column of a gown is made of a lightweight brocade and is complete with matching clutch bag, long gloves, diamante bracelet and (of course) a tiara.
The luxurious Ocelot daytime outfit as presented boxed by Tula (above). This stunning fitted coat with matching hat was created in a fine weight faux fur and is beautifully accessorized.
Tula O’Reilly sells her exquisite doll fashions as Tallulabelle on eBay.
Enjoy a romp through Caprice’s rarely-visited wardobe and pick up some 60s style tips on the way! Compare Caprice with Mdvanii and Persia dolls here.


Celebrity Facts
Celebrity Details, Body Statistics & More ...

Born Markéta Stroblová on October 26, 1988 in Brno, Czechia, she has a twin sister named Lucie . Caprice holds a university degree as a nutritionist. She began her career in the erotic industry when she was discovered by the Teenharbour company in 2008. She has recorded more than 220 films as an actress. She is married to Marcello Bravo .
Little Caprice Personal Details:
Date Of Birth: 26 October 1988
Birth Place: Brno, Czechia
Birth Name: Markéta Stroblová
Nicknames: Little Caprice, Caprice
Zodiac Sign: Scorpio
Occupation: Glamor model, Erotic actress, Nutritionist
Nationality: Czech
Race/Ethnicity: White
Religion: Unknown
Hair Color: Dark Brown
Eye Color: Coffee
Sexual Orientation: Bisexual
Little Caprice Body Statistics:
Weight in Pounds: 108 lbs
Weight in Kilogram: 49 kg
Height in Feet: 5′ 3″
Height in Meters: 1.60 m
Body Build/Type: Slim
Body Measurements: 32-25-34 in (81-63.5-87 cm)
Breast Size: 32 inches (81 cm)
Waist Size: 25 inches (63.5 cm)
Hips Size: 34 inches (87 cm)
Bra Size/Cup Size: 32B
Feet/Shoe Size: 6.5 (US)
Dress Size: 4 (US)
Little Caprice Family Details:
Father: Unknown
Mother: Unknown
Spouse/Husband: Marcello Bravo
Children: Not yet
Siblings: Lucie Štroblová (Twin Sister)
Little Caprice Education:
University degree as a nutritionist
Little Caprice Facts:
*She was born on October 26, 1988 in Brno, Czechia.
*Her real name is Markéta Štroblová.
*Her first job was in the beverage and food industry.
*She was discovered by the Teenharbour company.
*In 2011, she was admitted to a hospital for renal failure due to deterioration in her kidneys.
*Visit her official website: www.littlecaprice.cz
*Follow her on Twitter , YouTube , Facebook and Instagram .
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CAPRICE has shown her support to Ukraine by stripping completely naked to share a defiant message.
The move from Caprice, 50 , comes as Ukraine continues to defend itself after Russia's invasion last week.
In two snaps posted to Instagram the model can be seen with 'F U War' inked across her chest and her back.
Using just her arm to cover her modesty, Caprice captioned the post: "No war." She also added a broken heart emoji.
Making her point crystal clear, the stunning media personality also stuck her fingers up.
Caprice previously urged her followers to donate supplies to help those fleeing the conflict.
Posting photos of her handing out bags of supplies, she added: "Lots of love and support today at The Ukrainian House.
"Went shopping for much needed supplies to help the people of Ukraine…. #nomorewar #theworldwantspeace."
Caprice also posted a list of things urgently needed and the locations they could be dropped to.
She was inundated with support from her followers, with one writing: "Well done @capricebourret always in action mode ❤️."
Another said: "You are such an inspiration 😍."
And a third added: "Good effort and it’s quite wonderful to see the support all across the world right now ❤️❤️ 💙💛💙."
Following the news of Russia's shock invasion Caprice took to social media to share her sadness and concern for the people living there.
She wrote: "Their is just no justification for the unprovoked attack on an independent state 🙏😭😭😭😭.
"This is a reckless threat to world peace !!! My sad heart goes out to the people of Ukraine 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💔#prayforpeace #wewantpeace."
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