Where Art Comes to Life
Alix Beaujour was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and moved to the United States in 1978 where he now resides in Dallas, Texas. He has mastered the use of colors and imagery with private study in Haiti and a short stay in Paris France. Alix is a versatile and talented artist who paints in different mediums to depict the daily life like folklore of the African, West Indian and American Cultures. His most recent conception has been experimentation with pastel. He finds this medium more expressive than oil and uses it to portray the beauty of women in the diversity of roles they play. He is sensitive to detail and therefore makes use of bold colors, dimension and expression to make his subjects come alive.
Stunning print by artist Alix Beaujour titled "La Femme". Print is approx. 18-1/2" x 15-1/2", and is double matted. Matted and framed the print is approx. 16-1/2" x 20-1/2".
Stunning print by artist Alix Beaujour titled "Natural Beauty". Print is approx. 18-1/2" x 15-1/2", and is double matted. Matted and framed the print is approx. 16-1/2" x 20-1/2".
Stunning print by artist Alix Beaujour titled "A Mother's Love". Print is approx. 18-1/2" x 24-1/2", and is double matted. Matted and framed the print is approx. 20-1/2" x 24-1/2".
Jacques Enguerrand Gourgue was born on August 6, 1930 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. He began painting in 1946. Gourgue was one of the first artists to give shape to the most intangible of myths. The Museum of Modern Art in New York City owns one of his voodoo paintings “The Magic Table”, which he painted at age seventeen. In 1949, Jacques won a Bronze Medal at Bicentenary Expositions held in Mexico, Germany and France. With maturity, Gourgue presents us with his own world, mystical, but secret. He has exhibited in New York, Paris, Canada, Germany, Italy, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Yugoslavia and Brazil. Gourgue is listed in Davenport’s Art Reference and Price Guide and his works are sold at Sotheby’s, Christie’s and Butterfield auction houses. Gourgue died in 1996.
Stunning limited edition print by artist J.E Gourgue titled "Paradis". Print is approx. 12'' x 16 ", and is double matted. Matted and framed the print is approx. 14-1/2" x 18-1/2".
Lyonel Laurenceau born 1942 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Laurenceau studied art in Haiti, in the USA and in France and creates paintings inspired by the human character. He won first prize at the New York City World's Fair in 1966 and later moved to Montreal (Canada) where he was made an honorary citizen of the city of Montreal.
His work adheres to the contemporary undercurrents of Symbolic Expressionism.
“ Art print open edition by the Haitian artist Lionel Laurenceau. This art print displays sharp, vivid images with a high degree of color accuracy. Art prints are created on paper similar to that of a postcard or greeting card using a digital or offset lithography press. ”
“ Art print open edition by the Haitian artist Lionel Laurenceau. This art print displays sharp, vivid images with a high degree of color accuracy. Art prints are created on paper similar to that of a postcard or greeting card using a digital or offset lithography press. ”
“ Art print open edition by the Haitian artist Lionel Laurenceau. This art print displays sharp, vivid images with a high degree of color accuracy. Art prints are created on paper similar to that of a postcard or greeting card using a digital or offset lithography press. ”
“ Art print open edition by the Haitian artist Lionel Laurenceau. This art print displays sharp, vivid images with a high degree of color accuracy. Art prints are created on paper similar to that of a postcard or greeting card using a digital or offset lithography press. ”
Essud Fungcap was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. He began painting as a child and at the age of five was accepted to the highly regarded “Foyer des Arts Plastiques” in Haiti. He fell under the tutelage of such well-known artists as Cedor, Nehemy Jean, Lazard, and Gourgues. He went on to attend the “Academie des Beaux Arts” in Port-au-Prince. Several years later he opened his own studio in partnership with two renowned Haitian artists, Carol Theart and Edward Wah. In 1970, Fungcap migrated to the United States where he studied at the SOHO Art Center in New York City and later, at the Coral Gables Museum of Art. Further studies include Visual Communication and Graphic Design at the Houston Art Institute of Texas.
“ Framed art print by the Haitian artist Essud Fungcap. This art print displays sharp, vivid images with a high degree of color accuracy. Art prints are created on paper similar to that of a postcard or greeting card using a digital or offset lithography press. ”
“ Art print by the Haitian artist Essud Fungcap. This art print displays sharp, vivid images with a high degree of color accuracy. Art prints are created on paper similar to that of a postcard or greeting card using a digital or offset lithography press.
“ Framed art print by the Haitian artist Essud Fungcap. This art print displays sharp, vivid images with a high degree of color accuracy. Art prints are created on paper similar to that of a postcard or greeting card using a digital or offset lithography press. ”
“ Framed art print by the Haitian artist Essud Fungcap. This art print displays sharp, vivid images with a high degree of color accuracy. Art prints are created on paper similar to that of a postcard or greeting card using a digital or offset lithography press. ”
“ Framed art print by the Haitian artist Essud Fungcap. This art print displays sharp, vivid images with a high degree of color accuracy. Art prints are created on paper similar to that of a postcard or greeting card using a digital or offset lithography press. ”
Stunning print by artist Essud Fungcap titled "A Mother's Love". Print is approx. 8" x 10", and is double matted. Matted and framed the print is approx. 8-1/2" x 10-1/2".
Born in 1960, Klode started painting at a very early age. Growing up with art, she was 5 years old when she won her first art award. Everyone thought that it was ephemeral then. As time would show however, a visit from her father Tiga in 1991 reaffirmed her true passion for art. Using, Tiga’s art philosophy and teaching, the artist inside came out, like an explosion, and through her outburst, we are left beneficiaries of Klode wonders. She has exhibited in Haiti, Florida and mostly in New York where she lives. Klode was also trained by Tiga as an artistic rotation facilitator. She now teaches the artistic rotation method. She has held various art workshops in New York (Broadway Housing community,
Gouache, Soleil Brule on acid free paper: approx. 8 by 10 inches: signed lower right: new acid free mat and backing: An exceptional, richly colored, and finely detailed work in gouache.
Gouache, Soleil Brule on acid free paper: approx. 8 by 10 inches: signed lower right: new acid free mat and backing: An exceptional, richly colored, and finely detailed work in gouache.
Gouache, Soleil Brule on acid free paper: approx. 8 by 10 inches: signed lower right: new acid free mat and backing: An exceptional, richly colored, and finely detailed work in gouache.
Gouache, Soleil Brule on acid free paper: approx. 8 by 10 inches: signed lower right: new acid free mat and backing: An exceptional, richly colored, and finely detailed work in gouache.
Gouache, Soleil Brule on acid free paper: approx. 8 by 10 inches: signed lower right: new acid free mat and backing: An exceptional, richly colored, and finely detailed work in gouache.
Gouache, Soleil Brule on acid free paper: approx. 8 by 10 inches: signed lower right: new acid free mat and backing: An exceptional, richly colored, and finely detailed work in gouache.
Gouache, Soleil Brule on acid free paper: approx. 8 by 10 inches: signed lower right: new acid free mat and backing: An exceptional, richly colored, and finely detailed work in gouache.
Gouache, Soleil Brule on acid free paper: approx. 8 by 10 inches: signed lower right: new acid free mat and backing: An exceptional, richly colored, and finely detailed work in gouache.
Headly Thompson born in Jaimaica. Headley had talent as a painter of scenes of Jamaican life. His artwork consisted of figurative canvases, seascapes, landscapes, and scenes of Jamaican life.
A watercolor of a woman portrait by Jamaican artist Headley Thompson. This piece presents a busy composition in vibrant colors on a dark ground. It is signed in paint to the lower right, marked Jamaica, W.I. The work is presented framed, measured 8"x 10"
A watercolor of a villager walking in the country side by Jamaican artist Headley Thompson. This piece presents a busy composition in vibrant colors on a dark ground. It is signed in paint to the lower right, marked Jamaica, W.I. The work is presented framed, measured 8"x 10"
A watercolor of a village market in the country side by Jamaican artist Headley Thompson. This piece presents a busy composition in vibrant colors on a dark ground. It is signed in paint to the lower right, marked Jamaica, W.I. The work is presented framed, measured 8"x 10"
A watercolor of a villager going to market in the country side by Jamaican artist Headley Thompson. This piece presents a busy composition in vibrant colors on a dark ground. It is signed in paint to the lower right, marked Jamaica, W.I. The work is presented framed, measured 8"x 10"
Kenneth Abendana Spencer born April 13, 1929 in Jamaica. Kenneth had talent as a painter of scenes of Jamaican life. His artwork consisted of figurative canvases, seascapes, landscapes, and scenes of Jamaican life.
A watercolor of a policeman in the country side by Jamaican artist Ken Abendana Spence. This piece presents a busy composition in vibrant colors on a dark ground. It is signed in paint to the lower right, marked Jamaica, W.I. The work is presented framed, measured 8"x 10"
A watercolor of a group happy patrons waiting at the bus stop. Jamaican artist Ken Abendana Spence. This piece presents a busy composition in vibrant colors on a dark ground. It is signed in paint to the lower right, marked Jamaica, W.I. The work is presented framed, measured 8"x 10"
A watercolor of a merchant going to market to sell her goods Jamaican artist Ken Abendana Spence. This piece presents a busy compositionin vibrant colors on a dark ground. It is signed in paint to the lower right, marked Jamaica, W.I. The work is presented framed, measured 8"x 10"
Murat Francois was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. He was inspired at an early age by the legendary Haitian artist Bernard Wah. Murat Francois is an artist who canvases, as we have already seen, are easily recognized.
The scene is picturesque and lively. Murat Francois is an artist who canvases, as we have already seen, are easily recognized; a few pure colors skillfully applied, combined with free, evocative drawing suggesting highly speed work.
The scene is picturesque and lively. Murat Francois is an artist who canvases, as we have already seen, are easily recognized; a few pure colors skillfully applied, combined with free, evocative drawing suggesting highly speed work.
The scene is picturesque and lively. Murat Francois is an artist who canvases, as we have already seen, are easily recognized; a few pure colors skillfully applied, combined with free, evocative drawing suggesting highly speed work.
The scene is picturesque and lively. Murat Francois is an artist who canvases, as we have already seen, are easily recognized; a few pure colors skillfully applied, combined with free, evocative drawing suggesting highly speed work.
The scene is picturesque and lively. Murat Francois is an artist who canvases, as we have already seen, are easily recognized; a few pure colors skillfully applied, combined with free, evocative drawing suggesting highly speed work.
The scene is picturesque and lively. Murat Francois is an artist who canvases, as we have already seen, are easily recognized; a few pure colors skillfully applied, combined with free, evocative drawing suggesting highly speed work.
The scene is picturesque and lively. Murat Francois is an artist who canvases, as we have already seen, are easily recognized; a few pure colors skillfully applied, combined with free, evocative drawing suggesting highly speed work.
The scene is picturesque and lively. Murat Francois is an artist who canvases, as we have already seen, are easily recognized; a few pure colors skillfully applied, combined with free, evocative drawing suggesting highly speed work.
The scene is picturesque and lively. Murat Francois is an artist who canvases, as we have already seen, are easily recognized; a few pure colors skillfully applied, combined with free, evocative drawing suggesting highly speed work.
Legrand Monfleury was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. He migrated to the United States in the 70's. He graduated with a degree in Electrical Engineering from the City University of New York. After graduation, Legrand worked as an Engineer and Computer consultant at various Fortune 500 companies. As a child, Legrand had a passion for drawings and paintings and dreamt of becoming an artist one day. He pursued his dreams by studying art at the New Jersey center for visual arts the Union College in Cranford, New Jersey. Legrand has certainly carved out his own unique style which is evident in his work. On May 25, 2003, Legrand participated in an art exhibition in Cedar Knolls, New Jersey, he was awarded first prize in the oil and acrylic category.
“Beautifully articulated original acrylic on canvas by Haitian artist Legrand Monfleury. Legrand normally removes his subjects from the real life context and transposes them into an imaginary setting. A prominent mask is seen in most of his paintings. Colorfully painted, this artwork is both beautiful and realistic. The work of art is in excellent condition with vivid colors and fine detail. His work is included in many private collections both in the United States, Europe and Japan. His art work is a must for any serious art collection.”
“Beautifully articulated original acrylic on canvas by Haitian artist Legrand Monfleury. Legrand normally removes his subjects from the real life context and transposes them into an imaginary setting. A prominent mask is seen in most of his paintings. Colorfully painted, this artwork is both beautiful and realistic. The work of art is in excellent condition with vivid colors and fine detail. His work is included in many private collections both in the United States, Europe and Japan. His art work is a must for any serious art collection.”
“Beautifully articulated original acrylic on canvas by Haitian artist Legrand Monfleury. Legrand normally removes his subjects from the real life context and transposes them into an imaginary setting. A prominent mask is seen in most of his paintings. Colorfully painted, this artwork is both beautiful and realistic. The work of art is in excellent condition with vivid colors and fine detail. His work is included in many private collections both in the United States, Europe and Japan. His art work is a must for any serious art collection.”
“Beautifully articulated original acrylic on canvas by Haitian artist Legrand Monfleury. Legrand normally removes his subjects from the real life context and transposes them into an imaginary setting. A prominent mask is seen in most of his paintings. Colorfully painted, this artwork is both beautiful and realistic. The work of art is in excellent condition with vivid colors and fine detail. His work is included in many private collections both in the United States, Europe and Japan. His art work is a must for any serious art collection.”
“Beautifully articulated original acrylic on canvas by Haitian artist Legrand Monfleury. Legrand normally removes his subjects from the real life context and transposes them into an imaginary setting. A prominent mask is seen in most of his paintings. Colorfully painted, this artwork is both beautiful and realistic. The work of art is in excellent condition with vivid colors and fine detail. His work is included in many private collections both in the United States, Europe and Japan. His art work is a must for any serious art collection.”
“Beautifully articulated original acrylic on canvas by Haitian artist Legrand Monfleury. Legrand normally removes his subjects from the real life context and transposes them into an imaginary setting. A prominent mask is seen in most of his paintings. Colorfully painted, this artwork is both beautiful and realistic. The work of art is in excellent condition with vivid colors and fine detail. His work is included in many private collections both in the United States, Europe and Japan. His art work is a must for any serious art collection.”
“Beautifully articulated original acrylic on canvas by Haitian artist Legrand Monfleury. Legrand normally removes his subjects from the real life context and transposes them into an imaginary setting. A prominent mask is seen in most of his paintings. Colorfully painted, this artwork is both beautiful and realistic. The work of art is in excellent condition with vivid colors and fine detail. His work is included in many private collections both in the United States, Europe and Japan. His art work is a must for any serious art collection.”
Gary St. Fleur was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti and grew up in Montreal, Canada. In 1990, he relocated to New York City to work as an administrator at the New School University (formerly the New School for Social Research). While working at the New School, he developed a passion for photography and became a dedicated practitioner of the art. His works are included in many private collections. He recently had a one man exhibition at the Simbi Art & Stone Gallery in New York."
“Photograph is 8''x10'' printed on 8 1/2''X 11'' paper silver print. Double matted and dry-mounted on a 16''X20'''
“Photograph is 8''x10'' printed on 8 1/2''X 11'' paper silver print. Double matted and dry-mounted on a 16''X20'''
“Photograph is 8''x10'' printed on 8 1/2''X 11'' paper silver print. Double matted and dry-mounted on a 16''X20'''
“Photograph is 8''x10'' printed on 8 1/2''X 11'' paper silver print. Double matted and dry-mounted on a 16''X20'''
“Photograph is 8''x10'' printed on 8 1/2''X 11'' paper silver print. Double matted and dry-mounted on a 16''X20'''
“Photograph is 8''x10'' printed on 8 1/2''X 11'' paper silver print. Double matted and dry-mounted on a 16''X20'''
“Photograph is 8''x10'' printed on 8 1/2''X 11'' paper silver print. Double matted and dry-mounted on a 16''X20'''
“Photograph is 8''x10'' printed on 8 1/2''X 11'' paper silver print. Double matted and dry-mounted on a 16''X20'''
Marc-Antoine Gaston, earned an MFA at Rutgers University in 1987, where he studied with Martha and Melvin Edwards. His work encompasses many of the political issues surrounding Haiti and the United States. It combines a realist academic style with surrealist abstraction. He has held exhibitions at Montclair State College, New Jersey, the Black & White In Color Gallery in the Bronx and Walter Hall Gallery at Rutgers University, New Jersey. Gaston is currently a painting instructor at Union Township Adult School in New Jersey
An imaginative multi-colored abstract scene where the artist has skillfully blended colors, shapes, objects and segments of the human face to create a very attractive work of art. This piece is ideal for both home and office decoration.
This is a very imaginative, abstract scene. The artist has successfully utilized a blend of colors, shapes, objects and segments of the human face to create a very attractive piece of art, ideal for both home and office decoration.
This is a truly unique style of abstract painting. The artist utilized a skillful blend of colors, shapes, objects and segments of the human face to create a sense of oneness. This piece is ideal for both home and office decoration.
This painting describes the struggle of people of color for peace and equality in this society. We are constantly being monitored and harassed even in our own neighborhoods. We watch sons and brothers die needlessly in the street. We scream for justice to no avail.
This painting depicts the plight of the black “man” in Corporate America. It is harder and sometimes impossible for a black person to make it to the top in Corporate America even when they have the necessary experience and qualifications. At the same the same time there is no support structure in place, in our communities, to give us an extra pull.
To break certain barriers at times one has to use Malcolm X philosophy "By any means necessary”. People of color have to be creative and resourceful in order to overcome all the adversities they face this world. The lock and broken key in this painting indicates that an easy solution may not always be at hand and one may have to resort to other means, including war, symbolized by the hand grenade, in order to succeed.
To break certain barriers at times one has to use Malcolm X philosophy "By any means necessary”. People of color have to be creative and resourceful in order to overcome all the adversities they face this world.
This semi-abstract painting pays homage to the book titled “Death at an Early Age” by Jonathan Kozol. It speaks of a system that continues to fail kids. The powers that be continue to kill young black minds at an early age. Many are condemned to their fate even before they are born.
Prefete Duffaut, born on January 1, 1923 in Jacmel , inherited his father's trade of shipbuilding. Duffaut had a vision of the Virgin Mary, who asked him to decorate the walls of the local Catholic Church, Notre Dame de Lourdes, with her image, which he did. Upon his return to Jacmel, William Krauss, an American journalist living there, saw some of his drawings and encouraged him to make some paintings on masonite and send them to DeWitt Peters. Duffaut was invited to join the Centre d'Art in 1948. Duffaut donated the art pieces “The Streets of Jacmel” and the “Temptation of Christ” to the Episcopal Cathedral of Sainte Trinité in Port-Au-Prince. He was the first prize winner at the 1966 Festival des Artes Negres held in Dakar, Senegal. Duffaut's works are included in the permanent collections of the Davenport Museum of Art in Iowa, the Waterloo Museum of Art in Iowa, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the New Orleans Museum of art, the Ramapo College in New Jersey, and theMusee d'Art du college Saint Pierre in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. On January 2000, Haiti's President Rene Preval, presented Duffaut with a lifetime award for his outstanding contribution to the art world. He is one of the few artists in Haiti to develop a style so original as to be recognized on sight. One of his paintings was amongst Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis collection. It was sold for $6900 by Sotheby's on April 25, 1996.
What striking colors and dramatic scene!! This painting depicts the battle between good and evil in the sky. The white angel, symbolizing good, was successful in beheading the evil angel whose bloody head falls to earth. On earth the people celebrates the success of good over evil. This painting is oil on stretched canvas. The work is fully guaranteed and here is a thumbprint of the artist on the back of the canvas to certify its authenticity.
Ville Imaginaire" depicts Duffaut’s hometown Jacmel with imaginary links to other cities and countries. In this painting, Prefete uses a vivid yellow-gold color to create the effects of a fiery sunset. The painting in general conveys a message of warmth and togetherness. The painting is oil, on stretched canvas. It is fully guaranteed to be original work of the artist.
Ville Imaginaire" depicts Duffaut’s hometown Jacmel with imaginary links to other cities and countries. In this painting, Prefete uses a vivid yellow-gold color to create the effects of a fiery sunset. The painting in general conveys a message of warmth and togetherness. The painting is oil, on stretched canvas. It is fully guaranteed to be original work of the artist.
Immensely interesting and extremely talented work! The painting depicts the Reine Titante goddess accompanied on the right by Damballah the god of life, fertility and wisdom, symbolized as the serpent, and on the left Ogoun-god of war, whose red shirt symbolizes political and military power. This talented artist gives a full tour of this house of mystery. On the ground and around the walls of the room are various voodoo symbols, bottles of different colors, flags, a cross, and candles. The dollar sign symbolizes greed, whilst the weapons such as knives, hammer and guns, symbolize war. This fine piece was painted with oil on artist's canvas board with an alluring style. The details and textures are truly exceptional. The soft and muted colors are extremely realistic. There is a thumbprint of the artist on the back of the canvas to certify its authenticity and the work is fully guaranteed.
Another of Duffaut’s visions of the afterlife. This painting depicts what life on earth is all about, choices. People have to make a decision about which path they would choose in life. One path would lead to heaven and the other to hell, both represented by two great big circles in the sky. These two huge circles are surrounded by angels and separated by the cross and bible. The two adjacent mountains in the painting indicate that life on earth can be very much like heaven and hell. The painting is acrylic, on stretched canvas. It is fully guaranteed.
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Stunning limited edition 800 print by artist Emile Viard titled "Toussaint Louverture". Print is approx. 14-1/2" x 18-1/2", and is double matted. Matted and framed the print is approx. 14-1/2" x 18-1/2". Signed by the artist.
Carel Blain was born in Port-au-Prince September 23, 1961, Carel is a self taught artist who considers himself a top performer portrait painter in Haiti expert.
“A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN A COLORFUL ARRANGEMENT. PAINTING IS MOUNTED ON STRETCHED CANVAS. THIS PAINTING IS AUTHENTIC AND FULLY GUARANTEED ”
“A beautiful display of fruits and vegetables in a colorful arrangement. Painting is mounted on stretched canvas. This painting is authentic and fully guaranteed ”
“A beautiful display of fruits and vegetables in a colorful arrangement. Painting is mounted on stretched canvas. This painting is authentic and fully guaranteed ”
“A beautiful display of fruits and vegetables in a colorful arrangement. Painting is mounted on stretched canvas. This painting is authentic and fully guaranteed ”
“Totally charming...and a great look. In this painting the artist Carel Blain pays homage to the American media proprietor, talk show host, actress, producer, and philanthropist Oprah Winfrey. The artist paints with acrylic. This painting is authentic and fully guaranteed.”
