Andre Pierre (1914-2005) 16"x24" Ogoun, Erzulie Freda & Dambala Wedo Oil on Canvas #1PM 20"x18" where he continued developing his

where he continued developing his artistic practice while remaining deeply inspired by the geography and natural rhythms of Haiti

The painting is consistent with the artist’s recognized style and contributes to the broader category of contemporary Haitian still life painting

in Port-Margot

Lyonel Laurenceau is a Haitian painter known for developing a distinctive visual language that blended cubist-inspired structure with lyrical figuration

he joined the Art Center and developed a hyper-realist art which he then went on to teach at the center

Andre Pierre (1914-2005) 16"x24" Ogoun, Erzulie Freda & Dambala Wedo Oil on Canvas #1PM 20"x18" where he continued developing hisSelf taught Haitian master painter Andre Pierre was born in Port au Prince, Haiti, in 1914 and passed away in 2005. He is considered one of Haiti's most significant artists and, as the pre eminent painter of the Haitian spirits, the worthy successor of noted Hector Hyppolite. His artworks have been reproduced in many books on naive and religious art. He injects rhythms into his works through lines and colors, says Gerald Alexis in his book Peintres