Alphonse, Inatace Haitian Life
Alphonse, Fritzner Haitian Life
Bigaud Estate
Boursiquote, Claude Haitian Life
Bresil Haitian Life
Cadet Haitian Life
Cedor, Dieudonne Modern
Calixtes Animal
Calixtes, Henri Palette Knife
Casimir Modern
Charles, J Floral Modernist
Chery Cap Hatian
Dambreville Modern
Duffaut, Prefete Dreamscape
Ellisaint, Francois
Exil, Levoy Mystic
Gauthier Animalist
Gourgues Estate
Hyppolite Estate
Iris Modern
Jacques Animalist
Jean, Jean-Baptiste Cap Haitian
Jean-Louis, Ernst Modern
Jean-Pierre, Yvon Haitian Life
Jose Modern
LaFaille, Raymond Modern
Lazard Modern
Leontus, Adam Modern
Louis,W Modern
Louissiant Modern
Louizor Modern
Magloire, Stivenson Estate
Maithias, Berny Mystic
Marcelin Haitian Life
McKinney, Kim AfroAmerican folk
Milian Metal Sculpture
Obin, Jean-Marie Cap Hatian
Obin, Michele Cap Haitian
Pailliant Dreamscape
Petti-Hughes Mystic
Pierre-Louis Mystic
Pierre, Maxo Animalist
Rosemond Animalist
Saul, Audres Animalist
Savain, Estate
Sejourne Estate
Tichali Mystic
Valcin Estate
Zephirin Mystic

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Welcome to the always expanding Artists Corner. This is where you can see an artist's photo where available along with an artwork catalog for each artist. Just click on his or her name in the green box at the left to see our current selection of the artist's work.


This will become a catalog of all our artists and each individual will have his own link. This should make it easier to see what's new with your favorite artist.

The mystical beliefs of Voodoo serve as an endless source of inspiration and some of the most collectable works are of this genre. Hyppolite was a Voodoo priest, his art was a means of communicating with an audience both human and spiritual. Today, the artists of the Saint-Soleil paint portraits of the loas (spirits) with bold colors and intricate patterns. As well a large group of modern artists can be found, who have fine art training and paint in a contemporary manner that has a very broad appeal.

Artists like Bernard
Sejourne and Jean-Rene Jerome achieved a level of status in their life time that parallels our sports celebrities.

What one finds in Haiti is an art form that is as rich in variety as it is in imagination with roots stemming from a blend of African, French, Spanish and Indian influences.

Most artists in Haiti are self taught and paint various versions of Eden...
the better life they may have only experienced on a canvas. Ever optimistic, these artists depict Haiti as a paradise, lush and surreal. Yvon
Jean-Pierre and Louis Rosemond are two artists that excel at this style.

Busy market scenes of every day life are also popular subjects, much like Peter Breugal the Northern Renaissance artist, Haitian artists fill their canvas with humor and activity. A good example would be the paintings of
Inatace Alphonse, his harvest scenes contain children flying kites and dancing musicians.

 


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