Maxan Jean Louis 20"x24" Money Grows on Trees 2002 Acrylic on Canvas Painting #3AK 34"x51" belongs to a private collector

belongs to a private collector in North Carolina

His art is scarce and mentioned in the book "Haiti Voodoo Kingdom to Modern Riviera" by John Allen Franciscus

Collectors and journalists from all over the world came to visit him in the modest hut where he painted lovingly detailed portraits of the gods of the Vodou pantheon by the light of an oil lamp

including Le Centre d'Art and Musée d'Art Haïtien du Collège St-Pierre

and cultural identity

Maxan Jean Louis 20"x24" Money Grows on Trees 2002 Acrylic on Canvas Painting #3AK 34"x51" belongs to a private collectorSelf taught Haitian nave Vodou painter Maxan Jean Louis created this original acrylic on canvas, measuring 20 x 24 inches, in his vibrant, symbol driven style. The composition features animated figures climbing a money tree, a striking metaphor for desire, ambition, and the social realities of Haitirendered with bold color, rhythmic repetition, and the flattened silhouettes that distinguish the artists visual language. Energetic and conversation