1<html> 2 3<head> 4<!-- TemplateBeginEditable name="doctitle" --> 5<title>History of Haitian Art</title> 6<!-- TemplateEndEditable --> 7<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> 8<meta name="description" content="Online source for Haitian Paintings. We have hundreds of Artists in our repertoire."> 9<meta name="keywords" content="History of Haitian Art, haitian arts, haitian paintings, paintings, Arts, Gallery, Art Gallery, Haitian, Haiti, Gallerie Martelly, paintings, decoration, art-deco, art deco, interior decoration, modern art, primitive art, primitive painting, modern painting, abstract painting, saint soleil, super store, all, surrealism, surrealist, surrealiste, naif art, ecole de l'artibonite, ecole de jacmel, ecole du cap, voodoo, masters, duffaut, philippe claude, ernst louizor, sejourne, lazard, cedor, bigaud, pierre, portrait, Haitian Paintings, faustin, jean-jacques, savain, louis, laurenceau, legagneur, hyper realist, hyper realistic, paysagiste, rural scenes, Martelly Art, painting, art of haiti, art of the west indies, painting caribbean, caribbean paintings, west indian art, folk art, pictures, painting, haiti artists, haiti, haiti artist, haiti art, haitian masters, hundreds od artist"> 10<style> 11 12<!-- 13 14.intro{position:absolute;left:0;top:0;layer-background-color:silver;background-color:silver;border:0.1px solid silver} 15a { text-decoration: none} 16 17--> 18 19</style> 20<meta name="keywords" content="Haitian Arts, haitian paintings, paintings, Arts, Gallery, Art Gallery, Haitian, Haiti, Gallerie Martelly, paintings, decoration, art-deco, art deco, interior decoration, mdern art, primitive art, primitive painting, modern painting, abstract painting, saint soleil, super store, all, surrealism, surrealist, surrealiste, naif art, ecole de l'artibonite, ecole de jacmel, ecole du cap, voodoo, masters, duffaut, philippe claude, ernst louizor, sejourne, lazard, cedor, bigaud, pierre, portrait, Haitian Paintings, faustin, jean-jacques, savain, louis, laurenceau, legagneur, hyper realist, hyper realistic, paysagiste, rural scenes, Martelly Art"> 21<!-- TemplateParam name="OptionalRegion1" type="boolean" value="true" --> <!-- TemplateBeginEditable name="head" --><!-- TemplateEndEditable --> 22<meta name="description" content="Artistic activity began in Haiti centuries ago Although most Haitian Arts historian claimed that the "centre d'art" is the birthplace of haitian arts, it evident that during and after colonial times, artistic movements have always been encouraged. leaders such as alexandre petion henry christophe showed great interest in development art. a french artist founded an school port-au-prince 1816. later, 1846, "imperial academy arts was under faustin soulouque, lover most famous painter desroches numa (1802-1881)"> 23</head>
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65 66 </font></b></p> 67 <!-- TemplateEndRepeat --> <!-- TemplateBeginIf cond="OptionalRegion1" --><!-- TemplateBeginEditable name="EditRegion1" --> 68 <table width="750" border="0"> 69 <tr> 70 <td><P><br> 71 <IMG height=200 alt="" src="images/15.jpg" width=300 align=left border=0> 72 <font size="2" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Artistic 73 activity began in Haiti centuries ago Although most Haitian Arts historian 74 claimed that the "Centre d'art" is the birthplace of Haitian Arts, it 75 is evident that during and after colonial times, artistic movements 76 have always been encouraged. Leaders such as Alexandre Petion and Henry 77 Christophe showed great interest in the development of art. A French 78 artist founded an art school in Port-Au-Prince in 1816. Later, in 1846, 79 the "Imperial Academy of the Arts was founded under Faustin Soulouque, 80 an art lover the most famous painter of that school was Desroches Numa 81 (1802-1881). </font> 82 <DIV><font size="2" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif"> </font></DIV> 83 <DIV><font size="2" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif"><SPAN style="FONT-WEIGHT: bold; TEXT-DECORATION: underline">The 84 Centre D'art: </SPAN> With the foundation of the" Centre D'art" 85 in 1944 in Port-Au-Prince by Dewitt Peters, Haitian art sprang forward. 86 Finally, those artistically untrained painters were given an environment 87 in which they could develop their skills and express themselves. They 88 were called the first generation of artists and <IMG height=300 alt="" src="images/13.jpg" width=200 align=right border=0>earned 89 the admiration of the western world. Those talented self-taught artists 90 were Hector Hyppolyte, Wilson Bigaud, Castera Bazile, Philome Obin and 91 Rigaud Benoit. Voodoo was the most depicted subject in their works. 92 </font></DIV> 93 <DIV><font size="2" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif"> </font></DIV> 94 <DIV><font size="2" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">While 95 the Centre D'art was the best place to learn and exhibit in Port-Au-Prince, 96 other art schools were founded in other parts of the country. Philome 97 Obin created the "School of Cap-Haitian", Prefete Duffaut founded the 98 "School of Jacmel", Lucien Price and Cedor founded "Foyer Des Arts Plastiques",etc. 99 </font></DIV> 100 <P><font size="2" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif"><IMG height=200 alt="" src="images/05.jpg" width=300 align=left border=0>The 101 second generation also brought us some great painters such as Andre 102 Pierre, Prefete Duffaut, Seymour Bottex, Gabriel Alix, Wilmino Domond 103 etc. The Centre D'Art will be joined later on by other great painters 104 such as Dieudonne Cedor, Jean Nehemy, Claude Dambreville Georges Ramponneau, 105 Luce Turnier, Lucien Price, Tamara Baussan, luckner Lazar etc. </font> 106 <P><font size="2" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Over the 107 following years, many other artistic movements wil be created, Patrick 108 Vilaire and Tiga opened "Poto Mitan" in 1968, Saint Soleil brought us 109 great artists such as Prosper Pierre Louis, louisiane Saint Fleurant, 110 Levoy Exil, Stivenson Magloire while the "School of Beauty" founded 111 by Bernard Sejourne, Jean Rene Jerome, Emilcar Simil, Philippe Dodard 112 among others tried to feature the "individual" instead of the group. 113 Saincilus Ismael, founder of "The Artibonite School" influenced his 114 disciples and taught them how to mix voodoo with christianity. Hundred 115 of talented Haitian painters are worth mentionning for their contribution 116 to the development of Haitian Art.</font></td> 117 </tr> 118 </table> 119 <P> 120 <BLOCKQUOTE> 121 <DIV align=center> 122 <hr width="600" noshade> 123 <font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">
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