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Émile’s refined brushwork and rhythmic repetition of vegetation create a sense of movement and agricultural vitality
"Duval-Carrie brings together popular traditions and contemporary trends" (Gerald Alexis
he traveled to the United States in 1955 to study painting at the New School for Social Research under Ecuadorian artist Camilo Egas
and the Library of William Jefferson Clinton in Little Rock Arkansas
This black and other color framed of geometrical shapes artwork is painted by the Haitian- American painter Rudolph Jean-Louis
Claude Dambreville (1934-2021) 12"x16" Marine 1972 Acrylic on Board Vintage Painting #20-3-96GSN- Fondation Marie & Georges S. Nader Artists/Pierre-Louis Wesner Émile’s refined brushwork and rhythmicThis vintage acrylic painting on board, depicting a marine scene, was created by the late renowned Haitian master Claude Dambreville. The artwork is signed and dated "72 Haiti" in the lower right corner. It is sold unframed, and although the corners of the painting are torn due to its age, a suitable frame can effectively conceal these imperfections. This particular piece was meticulously chosen by Gerald Alexis, an internationally acclaimed art
