martes, 19 de julio de 2016

Roger François (1928-2013)

Roger François was born in Petite-Riviere de l'Artibonite, Haiti, in October, 1928. Before becoming a painter, François was a sculptor and student of Odilon Duperier. François is a houngan, and needless to say is deeply involved in Vodou in his daily life and in his art. As such, his paintings are characterized by subtle occult and mystical symbolism, as well as more obvious voudou scenes.

Internationally reknowned, François' works have been exhibited in Belgium, Germany, the U.S., and France. His paintings have been on permanent exhibition in the Brussels Museum since 1963. Within the last many years, he has been seized upon by collecters, who see his versatility, use of color, and elegance of style as promises of greatness. Roger François died in 2013.

Roger Francois, Paradise:
Roger François, Paradise

Roger Francois 24x20" Acrylic on canvas "Weeping Christ" 2005:
Roger François (2005) Weeping Christ. 24x20" Acrylic on canvas.


Roger François, Adam et Eve:
Roger François, Adam et Eve

Roger Francois 30x20" Acrylic on canvas "Surreal Adam & Eve with Rooster" 1997:
Roger François (1997) Surreal Adam & Eve with Rooster. 30x20" Acrylic on canvas


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