Yves Michaud 12"x16" Food Distribution 2001 Acrylic on Canvas Unframed Painting #1AK 26"x21" The earthy tones of the

The earthy tones of the background contrast with the vibrant flowers

where fifty members seceded from the Centre d'Art in 1950

(Biographical source: Haiti et Ses Peintres by Philippe Michel Lerebours)

it is hand-painted in vibrant oils on canvas and is unframed

and crystal-clear rivers—symbols of his dreams for a revitalized nation

Yves Michaud 12"x16" Food Distribution 2001 Acrylic on Canvas Unframed Painting #1AK 26"x21" The earthy tones of theThis beautiful 12 x 16 inch monochrome painting by the late Haitian master Yves Michaud depicts an exterior food distribution scene, capturing everyday Haitian life with sensitivity, restraint, and narrative clarity. Rendered in a limited tonal palette, the work emphasizes gesture, posture, and human interactionhallmarks of Michauds celebrated ability to elevate ordinary moments into quietly moving, timeless scenes. The painting is signed by the