Rudolph Jean-Louis 26"x21" Zwolfart4 2020 Acrylic and Spray Paint on Wood #4 10"x30" But what I have

But what I have

It depicts Baron Samedi ( Loa of the dead) at the cemetery with a top hat

Fred took private drawing

His work belongs to the permanent collection of Haitian art of the Figge Art Museum in Davenport

making them particularly appealing to collectors of Caribbean and contemporary figurative art

Rudolph Jean-Louis 26"x21" Zwolfart4 2020 Acrylic and Spray Paint on Wood #4 10"x30" But what I haveThis green, gold and blue unframed artwork of geometrical shapes is painted by the Haitian American painter Rudolph Jean Louis. Some artists are born. Some are taught. Others take a life experience, and it becomes their art. Rudolph Jean Louis embodies a bit of all three as a world observer, photographer, geometrical artist. Jean Louis was born in Port au Prince, Haiti, in 1971. At the age of three, his parents sent him from Haiti to the US, where he