Rose-Marie Desruisseau (Haitian, 1933-1988) 40"x24" Woman Combing Hair/ Mirror 1970 Oil on Canvas Framed Painting-Collector's Item #1GSN-MIA
Rose-Marie Desruisseau (Haitian, 1933-1988) 40"x24" Woman Combing Hair/ Mirror 1970 Oil on Canvas Framed Painting-Collector's Item #1GSN-MIA
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The late Haitian famous female painter Rose-Marie Desruisseau signed and dated this stunning 40 "x24" oil on canvas original framed painting in the upper left corner. The painting is in good condition, sold and framed from the private collection of Georges S. Nader. Rose-Marie Desruisseau's art is scarce in the marketplace.
About this artist
About this artist
Rose-Marie Desruisseau was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on August 30, 1953, and died in Montreal, Canada, in 1988. One of Haiti’s most important female painters, she studied at the Academy of Fine Arts under Amerigo Montagutelli and Géo Remponeau and later worked in the studio of Pétion Savain.
A pioneering figure in Haitian art, Desruisseau developed a distinctive style rooted in Haitian history, Vodou symbolism, and national identity. Her powerful use of color and cultural imagery earned her international recognition, with exhibitions in Haiti, Senegal, the Dominican Republic, Canada, Martinique, and the United States. In 1974, she received the Jacques Roumain First Prize for her celebrated painting Délivrance.
Today, Rose-Marie Desruisseau's paintings are highly sought after by collectors for their vibrant compositions, cultural depth, and important contribution to modern Haitian art.
