Antoine Oleyant

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About the Artist

Antoine Oleyant, c.1990 (Tina Girouard photo)

Born in Plaisance de Sud, Haiti, 1955.
Died in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, April 21, 1992.

Region:

Haiti

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Kafou: Haiti, Art and Vodou

Edited by Alex Farquarson and Leah Gordon
With Contributions by Colin Dayan, Katherine Smith, Wendy Asquith, Michael Richardson and others.
Nottingham Contemporary, Nottongham, UK 2012
248 pages (hardcover)

Artists Included:

Frantz Zephirin

Guyodo (Frantz Jacques)

Product Status:

Our copy is sold, but a limited number may be available - please inquire

Price on request

Dambala Vodou Flag

SKU: AOL-1801

Antoine Oleyant

Haiti

Exquisite "drapo Vodou" (Vodou flag) by the most original, celebrated and sought-after artist of the medium. Port-au-Prince, Haiti, c.1990.
Sequins and beads on fabric, with burlap backing.
(40" x 33.5")

Provenance: "Dambala" by Antoine Oleyant, was created in the late 1980s - 1992. Very good condition, sequins sewn on burlap backing, velcro installation strips attached. Current owner acquired from Tina Girouard in 2010. Ships with provenance document and color photo of Antoine used in the book "Sequin Artists of Haiti", written by Tina Girouard.
Condition: Very good condition with exception of a few missing sequins near the edge, as shown in photo diagram and accompanying details. No apparent fading.

$3000

Product Status:

Sold

Sacred Arts of Haitian Vodou

Donald Cosentino, Editor
With Essays by Susan Preston Blier, Robert Farris Thompson, Sidney Mintz, Michel-Rolph Trouillot, Rachel Beauvoir-Dominique, Laennec Hurbon, Karen McCarthy, Mama Lola, Marilyn Houlberg, George Rene,Elizabeth McAlister, Patrick Polk, Tina Girouard, Randall Morris, Donald Cosentino
UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History Los Angeles, 1995

Artists Included:

Sylva Joseph

Antoine Oleyant

Yves Telemak (Telemac)

Pierrot Barra

Product Status:

Sold

$60