During the month of March, Antoine Gaber will travel to various Bay stores across Canada to showcase some of his original artwork and for autograph sessions. He will be accompanied by renowned breast cancer specialists during the press conferences to inform and update Canadians about the efforts of breast cancer research. Customers can support the cause by purchasing two Orlane Paris treatment products at the Bay under suggestion from one of our skin care specialists (a thorough assessment of the skin will be done).

These customers will receive free, one of four limited edition Antoine Gaber museum quality Giclées reproduction paintings on canvas (current estimated market value of $100.00). Cosmolane/Orlane Paris, has purchased these Giclées and fifty percent of the cost will be donated to Breast Cancer research. As well, fifty percent of the total sales of Antoine's original artwork will be donated to one of the Canadian Breast Cancer Research Alliance (CBCRA) partners.

Orlane Paris will follow up this promotion by offering free "mini-facials" during April for those who participated in this program.

About HBC:
Hudson's Bay Company, established in 1670, is Canada's largest department store retailer and oldest corporation. The company provides Canadians with the widest selection of goods and services available through retail channels that includes 550 stores led by the Bay, Zellers and Home Outfitters chains. Hudson's Bay Company is one of Canada's largest employers with 70,000 associates and has operations in every Province in Canada.

About Orlane Paris:
Orlane's prestige and renown as a brand of highly refined and effective beauty care products is based on over 50 years of research and experience. This is the real secret of Orlane's International success. Orlane has created landmarks in the beauty sector. For the first time in the history of beauty care, they introduced creams containing scientifically researched ingredients.

About CBCRA:
CBCRA began in 1993 with a four-member collaboration (Canadian Cancer Society, Health Canada Medical Council- to become Canadian Institute of Health Research and National Cancer Institute of Canada). In 1998, it was expanded and strengthened to include three new members (AVON Flame Foundation, Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation, and Canadian Breast Cancer Network). Since 1993 CBCRA has allocated more than $120 million to 370 different breast cancer research projects across the entire spectrum of breast cancer research, including prevention early detection, treatment, fundamental laboratory investigations, quality of life and health services.

About the Artist:

Antoine Gaber unique combination as a cancer researcher, businessman and as an internationally recognized artist painter, represents careers that are opposite to each other, raising in several Countries more and more media attention, however, Gaber continuously plays a role in the advancement of art and science. In an incessant desire for harmony, Antoine Gaber, his artistic works, his humanitarian projects and his incommensurable dreams of communion with man and nature contribute in unison to the working of his straightforward mission: utilizing his talent to benefit a good cause. During his various exhibitions held in several Countries, Gaber contributed an important percentage of the sale of his artworks, and the profits from the use of the imagery of his art to raise funds to further support cancer research. Neither success nor notoriety can deter the painter from his ideals.

Antoine Gaber was awarded with the prestigious Prize of the "Lorenzo il Magnifico", in recognition of Gaber's artistic career during the 2003 Florence Biennale Internazionale dell'Arte Contemporanea one of the most prestigious art exhibition. Gaber will also represent Canada once again in December 2005 in Florence Italy.