Franklin Latortue (1942-2012) 24"x18" Haitian Farmers at Work 1977 Oil on Canvas Unframed Painting#1ML 30"x48" Known for his expressive palette-knife

Known for his expressive palette-knife technique and richly textured surfaces

he developed a distinctive style inspired by the tropical landscapes of Haiti and the elegant forms of flamingos

Lebreton created “dream-like images with undeniable virtuosity

Grégoire was educated from 1930 to 1937 by the Christian Teaching Brothers and then studied cabinet making at the Jacmel vocational school for two years

this painting represents a populated market scene in Haiti

Franklin Latortue (1942-2012) 24"x18" Haitian Farmers at Work 1977 Oil on Canvas Unframed Painting#1ML 30"x48" Known for his expressive palette-knifeThis vibrant 1977 oil on canvas by Franklin Latortue presents a richly detailed depiction of rural Haitian life, centered on a group of farmers working the land beneath towering tropical trees. Three laborers occupy the foreground, their gestures animated and purposeful as they cultivate the soil with tools raised in rhythmic motion. Nearby, a child sits quietly among stones, observing the activity with stillness that contrasts the dynamic movement of