Marie-José Nadal 12"x16' Interior with Yellow Flowers 2012 Acrylic on Paper #1J-HA
Marie-José Nadal 12"x16' Interior with Yellow Flowers 2012 Acrylic on Paper #1J-HA
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Interior with Yellow Flowers by Marie José Nadal is an intimate acrylic on paper that captures the quiet poetry of everyday domestic space. An open doorway, a simple wooden chair, and a vase of vibrant yellow flowers create a contemplative composition filled with light, atmosphere, and subtle emotion.
Known for her expressive use of color and sensitivity to place, Nadal transforms an ordinary interior into a deeply personal meditation on memory and presence. Broad passages of blue, white, and earth tones establish a harmonious balance between abstraction and observation, while the open doorway invites the viewer beyond the immediate scene.
Created in 2012, this work exemplifies Nadal's ability to distill complex emotions through simplicity and painterly expression. The result is a refined and evocative composition that reflects the artist's distinctive contribution to contemporary Haitian art.
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About this artist
About this artist
Marie-José Nadal was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on April 22, 1931, and died on December 23, 2020. Raised in a family of artists, she studied under the noted Haitian painter Tamara Baussan before continuing her education in France and Canada, where she specialized in ceramics and metal sculpture. An accomplished artist, writer, anthropologist, and educator, Nadal exhibited throughout Canada, the United States, the Caribbean, and Europe. After living in France for more than twenty years, she returned to Haiti and remained active in the country's cultural life. Nadal is also recognized as a leading scholar of Haitian art. In 1986, she co-authored La Peinture Haïtienne / Haitian Arts with Gérald Bloncourt, one of the most important reference books on Haitian painting. Through both her artwork and scholarship, she helped preserve and promote Haiti's artistic heritage.
