Antoine Obin (1929-1992) 20"x24" Street Scene c1980 Oil on Masonite Painting #3YN 40"x31" and Paul Keene before developing

and Paul Keene before developing his own distinctive style

It depicts a flag ceremony about a reunion of women to solve Haiti's issues

” Highly sought after and widely imitated

a technique that was widely used from the time of Alexander the Great to the seventh century A

Now residing in the United States

Antoine Obin (1929-1992) 20"x24" Street Scene c1980 Oil on Masonite Painting #3YN 40"x31" and Paul Keene before developingVillage Morning in Cap Hatien depicts the quiet rhythm of Haitian daily life through Antoine Obins signature clarity and compositional harmony. Set before a row of pastel colored houses with shuttered windows and tin roofs, villagers go about their morning routineswomen balancing baskets, a child riding a donkey, and neighbors exchanging glances in the sunlit square. Every figure and structure is rendered with geometric precision and luminous