Calixte Henry (1933-2010) 12x16 Naturaleza muerta c1990 Acrílico sobre lienzo #2M-1-95MFN
Calixte Henry (1933-2010) 12x16 Naturaleza muerta c1990 Acrílico sobre lienzo #2M-1-95MFN
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Description
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Village Gathering is a vibrant 1980 acrylic on canvas by Haitian master Calixte Henry, depicting communal life through brightly dressed figures, village architecture, and rhythmic movement. Layered reds, blues, pinks, and earthy tones create strong visual impact, while simplified forms and subtle texture reflect Henry’s mature balance of narrative clarity and painterly abstraction. Measuring 32 x 24 inches, the work is signed and dated “Calixte Henry 80” and is in good condition, consistent with age and inherent surface variations. This painting comes from a private collector in Virginia and will be shipped directly from that collection. A Certificate of Authenticity will be issued by Myriam Nader Haitian Art Gallery upon purchase.
About this artist
About this artist
Calixte Henry (January 3, 1933–2010) was a Haitian painter born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, recognized for a refined, minimalist approach to form and an exceptional sensitivity to color. He began painting at the Centre d’Art in 1955 under the guidance of the American painter Barbara Obris. Over time, Henry developed a distinctive technique, abandoning traditional brushes in favor of razor blades—later also working with a knife—allowing him to achieve heightened finesse, transparency, and control in his surfaces. In Henry’s paintings, extraneous detail is deliberately eliminated to produce a sober, highly refined line. He creates volume primarily through tonal contrast rather than dense modeling, balancing simplified drawing with carefully orchestrated color harmony. His palette is especially noted for its nuanced range of greens and blues, from which he draws subtle vibrations and luminous shifts. He also explored softer, more pastel tonalities with reduced contrast. As noted in Haitian art references including La Peinture Haïtienne / Haitian Arts and Peintres Haïtiens, Henry is associated with a largely monochrome style and a preference for green, pink, or blue tonal families.
