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| | Haitian Painters Biographies: Gallery of West Indian Art |
 | | He has exhibited in London (1969), Spoletto (1970), Modene (1981), New York, Milwaukee, Berlin (1979), Sotheby Parke Bernet, Paris (1980, 88, 90), etc. His earlier works were representative of the Northern School, focusing on the minutely detailed representation of historical scenes or events of every-day life (such as carnivals, Christmas etc.). |
 | | In his current style, he paints, with great humour and in vibrant colours, comic drawings of weddings, of children carrying giant fruits on their heads or of packed tap-taps (public buses). |
 | | He has participated in numerous exhibitions around the world and, in 1980, won the “Prix du Meilleur Naif” in Germany. |
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