Collection: Stivenson Magloire (Haitian, 1963-1994)

Stivenson Magloire was born on August 16, 1963, in Petionville, Haiti. His mother was the Saint-Soleil School painter Louisianne St. Fleurant. His paintings are expressionistic, populated with bizarre people, birds, and symbols. He was stoned to death in broad daylight on October 9, 1994, by personal enemies during the chaos that accompanied Haiti's first days of the US occupation. Gérald Alexis, in his book titled “Peintres Haitiens,” refers to him as “unlike his sister refused to join the Saint-Soleil Movement.” His art is widely collected and is on display at the Figge Art Museum in Davenport, Iowa.

 

  • Stivenson Magloire (1963-1994) 24"x20" Bawon Kriminel Acrylic on Canvas Painting #1FC

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  • Stivenson Magloire (1963-1994) 30"x20" Energies Bienfaisantes 1994 Acrylic on Canvas #2EB

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  • Stivenson Magloire (1963-1994) 30"x24" Allegorie Justice 1993 Acrylic on Canvas #1EB

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