Roland Dorcely (1930-2017) 68"x48" Peacock in Garden 1987 Oil on Masonite Framed#1MFN Category/Drawings 000 deaths and devastated the

000 deaths and devastated the country's already challenged infrastructure

His paintings are in many private collections and museums

where he encountered Antonio Joseph

and dark blue-green landscapes with bright figures characterize his paintings

The artist himself signs this original self-portrait of the famous Haitian master Philome Obin

Roland Dorcely (1930-2017) 68"x48" Peacock in Garden 1987 Oil on Masonite Framed#1MFN Category/Drawings 000 deaths and devastated the"Peacock in Garden" is an original painting on masonite duly signed by the late Haitian master Roland Dorcely whose work is rare in the marketplace. It is in good condition and sold framed (58"x72"). Roland Dorcely was born on November 18, 1930, in Port au Prince, Haiti. Dorcely was schooled at St. Louis de Gonzague and Ption High School. In 1946 he joined the Art Center and, the same year, traveled to France, where he studied with Fernand Lger and