Maxan Jean Louis 20"x24" Money Grows on Trees 2002 Acrylic on Canvas Painting #3AK 20"x15" 5" series of drawings of

5" series of drawings of a sad young boy with a white shirt made in black & white ink and pencil

Her spirituality is not limited to one's orientation

His style is primitive (Haiti Voodoo Kingdom to Modern Riviera pp

Poisson’s obsession with the depiction of light is a continuous process in his much-varied work

Maxan Jean Louis 20"x24" Money Grows on Trees 2002 Acrylic on Canvas Painting #3AK 20"x15" 5" series of drawings ofSelf taught Haitian nave Vodou painter Maxan Jean Louis created this original acrylic on canvas, measuring 20 x 24 inches, in his vibrant, symbol driven style. The composition features animated figures climbing a money tree, a striking metaphor for desire, ambition, and the social realities of Haitirendered with bold color, rhythmic repetition, and the flattened silhouettes that distinguish the artists visual language. Energetic and conversation