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| Haitian Artists |
Aladin, Agathe
Aladin, Theard
Alphonse, Fritzner
Auguste, Toussaint
Bottex, S.E.
Casimir, Laurent
Domond, Ezene
Domond, Wilmino
Dupoux, Raoul
Etienne, Gregoire
Francois, Roger
Guillaume, Jean-Jacques
Ismael, Saincilus
Jacques, Harry (dit Arijac)
Jean, Jean-Baptiste
Jean, Marie Carmel
Jean, Ulrick
Jean-Jacques, Carlo
Joseph, Reynald
Leopol, Lindor
Louissaint, Jacques
Louizor, Ernst
Maurice, A.M.
Obin, Fritzner
Obin, Othon
Pierre, André
Pierre, Eddy
Robuste, Jean Claude
St. Fleur, Michelle
Valcin, Pierre Joseph
Valery, Julien
Zephirin, Frantz
Collection Notes
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Ernst Louizor
Ernst Louizor was born in Port-au-Prince on October 16, 1938. After high
school (Lycee Toussaint L'Ouverture '57) he worked in the tax section of
Customs. Louizor's painting career began in 1951 when at the age of 13 he
joined the Centre d'Art and studied under Wilmino
Domond. He later entered the Academie des Beaux-Arts shortly
after its founding in 1959 and furthered his studies with George Ramponeau.
Now, considered the leading impressionist painter of Haiti, Louzior has many
disciples. He has exhibited in Europe and the U.S., and his works hang in
many private collections.
Publications:
Franciscus, John Allen. Haiti: Voodoo Kingdom to Modern Riviera.
1980. pg. 77.
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Untitled, c. 1969
8 x 10 inches, Oil on Masonite with Palette Knife, Framed
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