CASIMIR Laurent (1928-1990) 24"x36" Vodou Scene c1970 Oil on Canvas Unframed Painting #3YN 29.5"x33.5" He quickly developed his naive

He quickly developed his naive style inspired by the Voodoo culture and the political history of Haiti

and despair

and sold as-is

Leveque's angels were above the main altar in the Episcopal Church

reflecting the poetic vitality and saturated color palette characteristic of Haiti’s jungle tradition

CASIMIR Laurent (1928-1990) 24"x36" Vodou Scene c1970 Oil on Canvas Unframed Painting #3YN 29.5"x33.5" He quickly developed his naiveIn Vodou Ceremony, Laurent Casimir captures the spiritual and communal power of Haitian ritual life through his signature crowded compositions and rhythmic repetition of figures. Cloaked participants in shades of brown, gold, and white gather in unison before sacred symbols and ceremonial offerings, while flags and altars mark the spiritual intensity of the scene. Painted in the 1970s, this work predates Casimirs later mass produced market paintings