Charles Obas (1927-1969) 4"x8" Shipwreck c1960 Oil on Board Framed#1FC 18.5" x 13" she has never left home

she has never left home

such as at the Afro-American Museum of Harlem

emphasizing harmony between labor and landscape — a central theme in Haitian rural genre painting

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He typically depicted Vodou's scenes

Charles Obas (1927-1969) 4"x8" Shipwreck c1960 Oil on Board Framed#1FC 18.5" x 13" she has never left homeWhat a rare find of a miniature of a shipwreck in an isolated island signed by the late Haitian master Charles Obas to complete your art collection! In this artwork, one can feel the artist's despair. Charles Obas was born in Plaisance, in the north of Haiti in 1927. He died in 1969. Obas artistic career began at the Art Center in 1948, which he left two years later to found the Hall of Plastic Arts. His work is exhibited in Haiti, the United States,