Eric Girault 16"x20" Marché de Charbon à La Saline 1971 Oil on Canvas Unframed Painting #2MF 15.5"x4.5" A vivid procession of Haitian

A vivid procession of Haitian officers in ceremonial dress

or curating art exhibitions

transforms a traditional religious image into an intimate work of art

and whites—embody tranquility and inner light

This painting represents someone beaten by a dog in rural Haiti

Eric Girault 16"x20" Marché de Charbon à La Saline 1971 Oil on Canvas Unframed Painting #2MF 15.5"x4.5" A vivid procession of HaitianMarch de Charbon La Saline by Eric Girault is a vibrant oil on canvas depicting one of Haiti's most important centers of commerce and daily life. Set within the bustling charcoal market of La Saline, the composition captures vendors, laborers, and residents moving among stacks of charcoal and makeshift market structures, creating a powerful portrait of urban Haitian life. Known for his expressive palette knife technique and richly textured surfaces,