Seneque Obin (1893-1977) Haitian Art.Bieden vanaf € 7.500,-

Haitian self-taught artist Sénèque Obin was instrumental in the success of the Cap-Haitien School of Art. The Obin family—Obin, his brother Philome, and his son Othon—have been prominent figures in this organization, which promoted intuitive artists and introduced their paintings and sculptures to the marketplace.

The longstanding history between Haiti and the United States is complex—an uneasy marriage of assistance with and denial of financial aid, humanitarian aid, and political aid.

Political turbulence compounded by ecological disasters and social strife keep twenty-first century Haiti, the only nation to witness a successful slave revolt in the eighteenth century, in peril.Friendship symbolically illustrates Obin’s hope for a mutually beneficial relationship between the two countries, and thus, too, between the different races of the world.

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Afmetingen: 76 x 57 cm.

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Herkomst:Collectie Streefoord Eemnes.

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