Jacquelin Garcon 24"X30" Ghetto 1972 Oil on Canvas Painting #2MFN Artists/Duvivier Raymond Using referential forms of Haitian

Using referential forms of Haitian daily life

Impressionism was reborn in Haiti

This still-life painting is an original acrylic on canvas

anchor the ritual through rhythm—an essential conduit between the physical and spiritual realms

Ducasse in the lower right and inscribed along the lowered edge: " Paysannes En Voyagent Vers La Ville

Jacquelin Garcon 24"X30" Ghetto 1972 Oil on Canvas Painting #2MFN Artists/Duvivier Raymond Using referential forms of HaitianThis beautiful vintage painting depicts a ghetto scene in downtown Haiti. It's an original 24"x30" oil on canvas painting in good condition and sold unframed. It is signed J. Garcon on the lower right corner and dated 72 from the collection of Myriam Nader. Known also as Jacques Garcon, he began painting in 1968. The influence of Charles Obas has directed him towards his form of symbolism. Garcon is one of the best Haitian impressionist artists still