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and died in Port-au-Prince on June 2
His refined technique and poetic minimalism transform simplicity into spiritual resonance
with a preference for reds and oranges
This painting represents a village scene in Haiti and it is an original oil on canvas
the Beaubrun Ardouin College
Gervais Emmanuel Ducasse (1903-1988) 24"x24" Pont Beudet 1970 Oil On Board Unframed Painting#4YN 11"x8" and died in Port-au-Prince onThis vibrant painting by self taught Haitian master Gervais Emmanuel Ducasse captures a serene day in Pont Beudet, a village in the Plaine du Cul de Sac region of Haiti. Ducasses distinctive style, characterized by bright colors, outlined figures, and rhythmic composition, reflects the simplicity and beauty of everyday Haitian rural life. Ducasse, celebrated as one of the most authentic of Haitis primitive painters, painted with honesty and intuition.
