Voodoo

This art connects to a religion with its traditions and influences at the crossroads between African beliefs and Christianity. As such, the prevalent, if only partly recognized Haitian belief. Many artists relate and express themselves in relation to Voodoo. Some of them, such as famous and distinctive Stivenson Magloire, only painted voodoo themes.

Painting P1020656

By Dieuseul, Paul: 20*24 Inches

Painting P1020972

By Exil, Levoy: 12*16 Inches

Painting P1020973

By Exil, Levoy: 12*16 Inches

Painting P1020974

By Exil, Levoy: 16*20 Inches

Painting P1020977

By Exil, Levoy: 24*24 Inches

Painting P1020980

By Exil, Levoy: 24*24 Inches

Painting P1020938

By Magloire, Stivenson: 24*32 Inches

Painting P1020945

By Magloire, Stivenson: 12*16 Inches

Painting P1020857

By Magloire, Stivenson: 16*20 Inches

Painting P1020948

By Magloire, Stivenson: 20*24 Inches

Painting P1020943

By Magloire, Stivenson: 16*24 Inches

Painting P1020858

By Magloire, Stivenson: 12*16 Inches

Painting P1020336

By Profil, Jonas: 16*20 Inches

Painting P1020968

By Rocher, Camy: 20*24 Inches

Painting P1020850

By Rouanez, Dieudonne: 20*24 Inches