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Jean-Louis' style is continually evolving

who appreciated the style which bore similarity to that of the Victorian-era buildings in the United States

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where he painted lovingly detailed portraits of the gods of the Vodou pantheon by the light of an oil lamp

adding meaningful provenance to an already collectible example of Haitian modern art

Lyonel Laurenceau (Haitian, b. 1942) "Marche en Plein Air" 1980 Acrylic on Canvas Painting 40"h X 60"w #76-3-96GSN-NY 24"x20" Jean-Louis' style is continually evolving"March En Plein Air" is a giant 40"x60" acrylic on canvas painting of a mother and daughter at the farmers market signed and dated 1980 by famous Haitian contemporary master Lyonel Laurenceau. This artwork belongs to the private collection of Georges S. Nader and is sold As Is. It is in good condition. Lyonel Laurenceau (born 1942) is a Haitian painter. Laurenceau studied in Haiti, the US, and France and created paintings inspired by the human

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Lyonel Laurenceau (Haitian, b. 1942) "Marche en Plein Air" 1980 Acrylic on Canvas Painting 40"h X 60"w #76-3-96GSN-NY 24"x20" Jean-Louis' style is continually evolving

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