Dieudonne Cedor (1925-2010) 16"x12" Haitian Market Figures c1979 Oil On Canvas Unframed Painting #2ML Artists/Pierre Andre absorbing its colors

absorbing its colors

The painting depicts a reclining nude rendered with Laurenceau’s signature textured technique

"You read so much about what is bad in Haiti

Zephirin has been featured in stories in the New York Times

capturing the spirit’s rural symbolism and protective presence through vivid color and narrative clarity

Dieudonne Cedor (1925-2010) 16"x12" Haitian Market Figures c1979 Oil On Canvas Unframed Painting #2ML Artists/Pierre Andre absorbing its colorsThis expressive oil on canvas by Dieudonn Cedor portrays a vibrant Haitian market gathering, capturing the communal energy and cultural rhythm of daily life. Rendered in Cedors distinctive modernist style, the composition centers on seated and standing figures arranged in a dynamic, layered arrangement. Women in headscarves and wide brimmed hats converse and work, their bodies sculpted through simplified modeling and bold blocks of saturated color. A