Bourmond Byron (Haitian, 1920-2004)

Bourmond Byron (1920–2004) was a Haitian painter born in Jacmel, Haiti, recognized for his distinctive landscapes and expressive scenes of Haitian life. He joined the Centre d’Art, where he developed his technique and began refining his artistic style. Byron’s work is characterized by striking greenish-blue backgrounds contrasted with lighter central subjects, creating compositions that are both visually bold and immediately recognizable. His paintings often depict horses, landscapes, and scenes inspired by Haitian culture. His work has been exhibited in Haiti and the United States and is included in important collections, including the Milwaukee Art Museum and the Jonathan Demme Collection. Today, Bourmond Byron’s paintings are appreciated by collectors for their unique color palette, strong visual presence, and contribution to Haitian art. Explore his available works below.