Lionel Laurenceau * Lionel Laurenceau
    Port-au-Prince, 1942

    Fine tunes the training of the Beaux-Arts at the ABC School of Paris. In 1965, he wins his first award at the New York World Fair. At Laval University of Quebec, he has been pursuing, for almost 30 years, studies about human cerebral structures, research that feeds his pictorial universe in which Haitian types are depicted. It is impossible not to feel called by his quest of the Truth, a constant collision between hot and cold, emotion and logic, red and blue.

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Harry Jacques Arijac * Harry Jacques Arijac
    Gonaives, 8-11-1937

    Architect, he worked with Sacha Thébaud who initiated him to the ancient technique of encaustics (mix of wax, turpentine and pigments) in which he is now a master.

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Stivenson Magloire * Stivenson Magloire
    Port-au-Prince, 1963-1994

    Born of a mother who was a painter, this self-taught artist is almost immediately recognized by his peers. He works with Tiga and exhibits in the USA, the Dominican Republic and Haiti. Life, alas, did not give him the opportunity to carry to its term a work of promising originality.

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Smith Denis * Loas - Lwa - Spirits * 258 x 350 * (97KB)
  Lionel Laurenceau  
  Harry Jacques Arijac  
  Stivenson Magloire  
  Smith Denis  
Claude Dambreville * 466 x 350 * (151KB)
Valcin II * 466 x 350 * (41KB)
Luckner Lazard * Luckner Lazard
    Port-au-Prince, 1938

    Begins a very complete training at the Centre d'Art, then starts a cycle of studying trips to Paris, Rome, Madrid, and Mexico. Grown up, he becomes a professional painter and moves to the USA where he continues his work.

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Michele Manuel * 466 x 350 * (149KB)
  Claude Dambreville  
  Valcin II  
  Luckner Lazard  
  Michele Manuel  
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