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spirits

Serpent Spirit Sculpture
SKU: JNRB-2008

Jean Robert (Croix des Bouquets, Haiti)
Recycled steel oil-drum (46” x 3”).

$88

Serpent Spirit Sculpture
SKU: JNRB-2013

Jean Robert (Croix des Bouquets, Haiti)
Recycled steel oil-drum (42” x 4”).

$82

Winged Loas with Snake Tongues Riding Goat
SKU: MB-2502

(Haiti, 1938-1988)
Recycled steel oil-drum
(64" h. x 31" w.), c.1970's
From a private collection

price on Request

Esprit
SKU: GYD-2505

Grand Rue, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Oil on denim. Custom framed.
24" x 20” (61cm x 51cm), c. 2012
Ex. collection of Bill Bollendorf, Galerie Macondo

Price on Request

Untitled (Spirit Figure)
SKU: GYD-2201

Guyodo (Frantz Jacques), Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Marker on recycled corrugated cardboard box
(81" x 24 1/2"),  2022.

Price on Request

Lagrima de Ramo de los Dioses (Tears of the Gods' Bouquet)
SKU: JBS-1701

San Sebastian, Jalisco, Mexico, June 10, 1986 (Signed and dated by the artist).
Yarn pressed into beeswax on plywood (48" x 48").
Provenance: ex collection of Louis Gossett, Jr. (2012), artist (1986)
A rough (Google) translation of the text on the back follows:
"Here we see the gift from the gods. The tears transformed into the wondrous painting used for the pilgrimage—a journey they undertook to make themselves known to the gods dwelling in the desert. Through their own efforts and tears, they were able to receive the Sun God and the Fire God for the first time, welcoming their light and the *Illoni*—which had long since departed from Tetuapa. They found it, gave it life, and returned to the places they occupied at the center; there lies their *Illoni*, the seat of thought."

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