Louverture Poisson (1914-1985) 14"x11" Village Scene c1960 Oil on Canvas Unframed Painting #1RS Artists/Hector Georges Paul Author of over 100 tales

Author of over 100 tales and short stories

created this rare vintage 10"x8

annotated 'ap' and numbered in Arabic

Working as an agricultural superintendent overseeing a ficus plantation

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

Louverture Poisson (1914-1985) 14"x11" Village Scene c1960 Oil on Canvas Unframed Painting #1RS Artists/Hector Georges Paul Author of over 100 talesThis 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,