Celebration
783
- Artist:
- Joseph Gracia
- Technique:
- Oil On Canvas
- Year:
- 1990
- Width:
- 20
- Height:
- 24
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About artist
Joseph Gracia
Joseph Gracia was born in L'Artibonite, Haiti. He is an active member of the Centre d'Art founded by the American Watercolor Artist DeWitt Peters. Gracia has developed his own unique style of painting. He enjoys painting village scenes and religious themes. Gracia has exhibited his work on many occasions at the Centre d'Art, Canada, the Dominican Republic, and the United States. Illustrations of his painting can be seen in Eva Pataki's book,“Haitian Painting Art and Kitsch”.
About the work
Painting Description:
“Interesting and extremely talented. This fine oil painting was painted with oil on artist's canvas board with an alluring style. It depicts the villagers cooking some form of food over the make shift stove outside. In the far back ground we see the extended village and villagers going about their daily ritual. This painting is fully guaranteed. ”