Savannah Gallery

by Antoine Chapon

Oil on paper

12 x 28″

by Levoy Exil

Acrylic on canvas

20 x 24″

by Dieuseul Paul

Acrylic on canvas

30 x 23″

by Victor Hempel

Carved driftwood on a mahogany base

38 x 12 x 7″

I love this sculpture – a marlin chasing a school of tuna.

by Fernand Pierre

Haitian, 1919 – 2002

20 x 24″

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by Kim Workman

30 x 45″

Traditionally, the work shown by Workman has been gyotaku, or fish rubbings. Melusina is a figure of European folklore, a female spirit of fresh water, much like a mermaid. For this painting, the artist created a rubbing of her friend’ torso, then added all the elements of her traditional work.

I absolutely adore the strangeness of this wonderful Serge Jolimeau (Haiti, b. 1952) sculpture. Made from industrial steel waste, it is classically him, with human and animal figures merging and melding. It measures 21 x 28″.

by Henri Robert Bresil

Haiti, 1952 – 1999

Acrlic on canvas, 48 x 36″

by Fernand Pierre

Haiti, 1919 -2002

acrylic on canvas

47 x 35″