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depicting Haitian life with simplified forms
He was Ambassador and representative of Haitian paintings/sculptures at the National Museum of Quebec in the Festival Black History Month in February 2014
It is a form of solidarity where a group of people decide to get together and carry out work in the fields that one person could not do alone
It is a 18"x7"x6" sculpture made with recycled material on iron
The work comes from a private collection in Florida
Gerard Valcin (1925-1988) 20"x24" Vodou Ceremony 1985 Oil on Canvas Unframed Painting #5YN 24"x8" depicting Haitian life with simplifiedThis striking painting by Haitian artist Grard Valcin depicts a vibrant Vodou ceremony set in a lush tropical landscape. Figures dressed in white stand along the riverbanks, participating in a sacred ritual as offerings float upon a decorated boat in the water. Palm trees and rolling green hills frame the scene, while rhythmic patterns of movement and color create a sense of spiritual harmony and collective devotion. Valcin, a self taught master born