Haiti
Madanm Sara Original Painting
A lot of Haitians earn a living by buying food, toiletries ans small useful objects then resaling them door to door. As it is mostly women who work in that field, they are named Madanm Sara, which means Mrs Sara.
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- Acrylic paint on homemade canvas.
- Local artisans paint on recycled cloth as canvas. Expect imperfections, which are part of the artwork, thus every piece is unique.
- Unstreched. Unframed. Shipped rolled up in a sturdy tube box
- 20 x 24 in (50 x 60 cm)
- Shipped from Montreal
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"A population of artists lives in Haiti" said André Malraux, and painting has always been the privileged medium of expression for Haitian artists. Through the decades, Haitian painting has evolved and diversified, and draws energy from the creativity of street paintors, remaining open to diverse forms of expression, still based on lines and richness of colours.
The visual quality of Haitian paintings is characterized by deliberately faulty perspective effects, the use of vivacious and often flatlined colours, but yet careful attention paid to details both in fore and backgrounds ... read more
