While still in his thirties, a relatively young age for an established artist, Yves Telemak became a prominent member of the famous "Bel-Air school" of flag-makers.
Doubtless the most spectacular Haitian art form is the sequin-covered Drapo Vodou or "Voodoo Flag".
Sequins and beads on fabric (41" x 33"), 2000
Ex. collection of the late Marilyn Houlberg.
$ 975
Sequins and beads on fabric (40 1/2" x 33"), 2002
This flag is being sold by Judy Hoffman for the benefit of the Art Creation Foundation for Children, which she founded in Jacmel, Haiti.
$975
The title comes from the traditional Haitian Kreyol call and response greeting. “Onè!" calls the greeter, meaning "honor!" The response is "Respè!" - "respect".
Sequins and beads on fabric
(21 x 17 1/2), 2006
$ 225
Sequins and beads on fabric
(20 1/2 x 17 1/2), 2012
$ 245
Sequins and beads on fabric
(17 x 13 1/2), 2013
$ 185
Sequins and beads on fabric (21 x 17 1/2), 2008
For sale for the benefit of Haitian Artists' Relief Fund!
$ 185
