Wilson Bigaud (Haitian, 1931-2010) 37.75"x47.75" The Funeral 1981 Oil on Canvas Framed Painting #21SS Artists/Maurice Jean-Baptiste & Joseph reinforcing the narrative of daily

reinforcing the narrative of daily rural life

" Obin's concerns with precision and the respect of reality injects a measure of coldness into his narrative works

He describes that it is not difficult for him to switch between Yves Michaud and George Desarmes while painting because he is still the same person—he channels different emotions and inspirations into his paintings

Grégoire was educated from 1930 to 1937 by the Christian Teaching Brothers

this beautiful original 10"x 8" acrylic on canvas painting titled in the back "Curiosité" features the portrait of a little girl

Wilson Bigaud (Haitian, 1931-2010) 37.75"x47.75" The Funeral 1981 Oil on Canvas Framed Painting #21SS Artists/Maurice Jean-Baptiste & Joseph reinforcing the narrative of dailyWilson Bigaud, the late famous Haitian master painter, signed & dated "Wilson Bigaud 1981," this original oil on canvas painting. It represents a cultural funeral scene in Haiti where people gather to mourn festively. It is in good condition, sold framed (36. 25"x 48. 50") from a private collector in Caracas, Venezuela, where the artwork will be shipped. Our gallery will provide a certificate of authenticity upon purchase. Wilson Bigaud (19312010) is