Bourmond Byron 31.5"x24" The Web Between Worlds c1970 Oil on Canvas Unframed Painting #1ER Sizes/47"x18" sharply contrasting colors to speak

sharply contrasting colors to speak out frankly

Carlo Jean-Jacques is recognized for his expressive depictions of Haitian daily life and human intimacy

where anchored boats and distant shoreline are rendered through expressive brushwork and vibrant color

then in Port-au-Prince at the Lycée Pétion

Michel exhibited in both Haiti and the United States

Bourmond Byron 31.5"x24" The Web Between Worlds c1970 Oil on Canvas Unframed Painting #1ER Sizes/47"x18" sharply contrasting colors to speakA dreamlike garden unfolds in this original oil on canvas by Haitian master Bourmond Byron (Jacmel, 1920 2004), measuring 31. 5 x 24 in and unframed. Overhead, a radiant spider's web hangs like a portal between realms, a lone spider descending its thread toward a still, glowing lagoon. Below, a fisherman rests beneath fruit laden trees, caught in a quiet moment suspended between the earthly and the otherworldly. Byron's signature greenish blue palette