Louines Mentor 36"x24" Stations of Faith c1970 Oil on Board Unframed Painting #1LA 16"x24" He was one of the

He was one of the first Haitian artists to paint jungle scenes

and delicate pinks combine to produce a luminous landscape that rewards close observation and exemplifies the artist's technical precision

The movement was first recognized and promoted by the Centre d'Art

in Cavaillon

he had his first solo show in New York

Louines Mentor 36"x24" Stations of Faith c1970 Oil on Board Unframed Painting #1LA 16"x24" He was one of the"Stations of Faith" is a rare 1967 oil on board by Louines Mentor, an early example of the artist's signature style, in which the painted composition is divided into panels that mimic the leaded lines and framing of a cathedral window, each holding its own narrative scene. Village life, religious imagery, and processions with figures and animals unfold across the piece in Mentor's characteristic palette of deep blues, reds, and golds. Dated and signed