Painting by Late Haitian Master Dieudonne Cedor

Description: This 40x32 acrylic on board painting by the late Haitian master Dieudonne Cedor depicts a folklore dance scene, signed 1969. This is definitely a collector's item. Don't miss it! UNFRAMED. ALL REASONABLE/SERIOUS OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED. About the Artist Born in Anse a Veau on March 8th, 1925, Cedor arrived at a young age in Port-Au-Prince where he started his primary studies. In 1944, he became a cabinetmaker, but seemed more interested in art. He joined the Centre d' Art in December 1947. At the "Centre d' Art", he worked under the supervision of Rigaud Benoit who thought him the elementary principals of pictorial art . Dewit Peters (founder of Centre d'Art) put him in charge of the studio. In 1949, Cedor is chosen as a member of the committee of administration of the "Centre". Following a conflict that opposed the artists and the management of the "Centre", he was elected president of the Haitian Artist Association. Later on he became a member/founder of the "Foyer des Arts Plastiques" from 1952 to 1956, he was the director of the F.D.A .P. In 1956, he founded Brochette with Luckner Lazard and Roland Dorcely. He's one of the most seen and respected artists of that time. Cedor's work has been exhibited in Guatemala, Mexico, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Miami, Venezuela, Columbia and Panama.

Price: 4200 USD

Location: Miami, Florida

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