Louverture Poisson (1914-1985) 14"x11" Village Scene c1960 Oil on Canvas Unframed Painting #1RS Artists/Hector Georges Paul Add to your Haitian art

Add to your Haitian art collection this original painting signed by the Haitian artist

Working as an agricultural superintendent overseeing a ficus plantation

Gérald Alexis described his work as embodying the “typical sincerity of Haitian folk expression

humorous paintings of life's vices

Louverture Poisson (1914-1985) 14"x11" Village Scene c1960 Oil on Canvas Unframed Painting #1RS Artists/Hector Georges Paul Add to your Haitian artThis 1960's oil on canvas by Louverture Poisson captures a quiet moment of daily life in rural Haiti. A woman in pink cradles a goat in the foreground while another figure in white stands nearby holding a long pole beneath a tree, and a woman in a red head wrap looks on from the doorway of a thatched roof home. Poisson's meticulous attention to light and detail, from the dappled shadows on the packed earth to the texture of the surrounding foliage,