Jean-Claude Legagneur 50"x50" Haitian Woman with Flowers 2002 Acrylic on Canvas Gallery-Wrapped Painting #1MFN Sizes/20"x24" Jean-Claude left Haiti to study

Jean-Claude left Haiti to study Art at the Student League of New York and the Brooklyn Museum until 1974

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Wilmino Domond's work belongs to the permanent collections of the Figge Museum of Art in Iowa and the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford

with the inscription below X-013040

Jean-Claude Legagneur 50"x50" Haitian Woman with Flowers 2002 Acrylic on Canvas Gallery-Wrapped Painting #1MFN Sizes/20"x24" Jean-Claude left Haiti to studyJean Claude Legagneur's Haitian Woman with Flowers is a captivating portrait that exemplifies the artist's refined approach to contemporary Haitian art. Viewed from behind, the elegant figure is adorned with a flowing turquoise headscarf and carries a vibrant bouquet of tropical flowers, creating a striking contrast against the deep blue background. Legagneur transforms an everyday Haitian subject into a timeless and sophisticated composition. The