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Yves Michaud 12"x16" Food Distribution 2001 Acrylic on Canvas Unframed Painting #1AK 40"x53" such as at the Afro-American

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such as at the Afro-American Museum of Harlem

A rare small vintage series of the portrait of a man with a white shirt drawing signed by the famous late painter Xavier Amiama made with colored ink and pencil

working on craft projects

born in 1958 and deceased in 1995

Cayo Carrenard was a 20th-century Haitian painter known for his work in the primitive style

Yves Michaud 12"x16" Food Distribution 2001 Acrylic on Canvas Unframed Painting #1AK 40"x53" such as at the Afro-AmericanThis beautiful 12 x 16 inch monochrome painting by the late Haitian master Yves Michaud depicts an exterior food distribution scene, capturing everyday Haitian life with sensitivity, restraint, and narrative clarity. Rendered in a limited tonal palette, the work emphasizes gesture, posture, and human interactionhallmarks of Michauds celebrated ability to elevate ordinary moments into quietly moving, timeless scenes. The painting is signed by the

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