Alix Roy (Haitian, 1930-2010) 16"x20" Children Dressed Up Acrylic on Canvas Painting #1TC Category/Haitian Female Painters/Magloire as the pre-eminent painter of

as the pre-eminent painter of the Haitian spirits

who wrote: “Stylisation of forms distinguish Bottex from the École du Nord”(Peintres Haïtiens)

embodied in fish-like subjects" Peintres Haitians by Gerald Alexis

her father Tiga's visit in 1991 reaffirmed her true passion for art

his father encouraged him to study drawing and painting under the direction of the late famous Haitian master Préfète Duffaut

Alix Roy (Haitian, 1930-2010) 16"x20" Children Dressed Up Acrylic on Canvas Painting #1TC Category/Haitian Female Painters/Magloire as the pre-eminent painter ofThe late Haitian master painter Alix Roy painted this original 16"x20" contemporary oil painting on canvas depicting children dressed up on a porch in the artist's humoristic style. It is in good condition and belongs to a private collector in Florida, USA. Alix Roy was born in 1930 in Port au Prince and died in 2010. He studied at the Art Students' League and was a master painter at the Centre d'Art. "A humorist, illustrator, and painter, Roy