Telemaque Obin (Cap-Haitian, 1913-?) 20"x24" Farewell 1970 Oil on Board-Unframed Painting #1GL Artists/Exume Rene ” refers to him as

” refers to him as “unlike his sister refused to join the Saint-Soleil Movement

he quickly developed a distinctive naïve style marked by expressive freedom and symbolic imagery

78" series of drawings of a smiling woman with red lipstick

he joined the Centre d’Art and developed a personal style where animals from Africa and human beings live together

Telemaque Obin (Cap-Haitian, 1913-?) 20"x24" Farewell 1970 Oil on Board-Unframed Painting #1GL Artists/Exume Rene ” refers to him asThe Haitian artist Telemaque Obin, son of Philome Obin, has created an exceptional original vintage oil on board that vividly captures a rural scene in Cap Hatien of a father leaving for work. Measuring 20" x 24", this artwork exemplifies the two dimensional, primitive style for which the Cap Hatien School is renowned. It is from the private collection from California where the painting will be shipped. The artwork comes with a certificate of