Gervais Emmanuel Ducasse (1903-1988) 48"x24" (3-16"x24") Triptych Haitian Life Scene Oil on Board Painting #23-SM
Gervais Emmanuel Ducasse (1903-1988) 48"x24" (3-16"x24") Triptych Haitian Life Scene Oil on Board Painting #23-SM
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Gervais-Emmanuel Ducasse (1920–1988), known as G. E. Ducasse, was one of Haiti's most celebrated self-taught artists. This original triptych oil on board depicts three scenes of traditional Haitian life: village bread-making, coastal fishing, and rural agriculture. Executed in Ducasse's distinctive narrative style, the composition combines vibrant color, handwritten inscriptions, and rich cultural detail, creating a visual tribute to Haiti's landscapes, traditions, and daily life. Works by Ducasse are highly sought after by collectors for their historical significance and importance within Haitian art. From a private Texas collection, this artwork ships from Texas and is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity issued by Myriam Nader Haitian Art Gallery.
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About this artist
Gervais Emmanuel Ducasse was considered the most genuine of the Haitian primitive painters. He was a charming and submissive painter who seemed to have no conception of the environment. He took snapshots of life, notwithstanding either good or evil. Such paintings by Ducasse are jealously guarded by collectors all over the world. Ducasse's name is mentioned in all significant Haitian art books, and his artworks are exhibited at many museums worldwide, including Nader's Art Museum, Museum" College St Pierre" in Haiti, and the Brooklyn Museum of Art in NY.
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