Xavier Amiama (1910-1969) 10"x7.78" UNTITLED Pencil & Ink on Paper Drawing Framed #46-3-96MFN Artists/Delsoin Sterne He was the Musee d'Art

He was the Musee d'Art Haitien curator in Port-au-Prince for several years

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Séjourné’s bold chromatic harmonies and fluid contours create a sense of calm contemplation while revealing the artist’s mastery of line

Dodard worked as an advertising illustrator

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Xavier Amiama (1910-1969) 10"x7.78" UNTITLED Pencil & Ink on Paper Drawing Framed #46-3-96MFN Artists/Delsoin Sterne He was the Musee d'ArtXavier Amiama, the late famous painter, created this rare unsigned vintage 10"x7. 78" series of drawings of a smiling woman with red lipstick, made in black, white & red ink and pencil. It is in good condition, framed in its original brown frame, and will be shipped from New York from the private collection of Myriam F. Nader. Xavier Amiama was born in 1910 in Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic and died in Haiti in 1969. After numerous single