Haitian master, the late painter Etzer Charles painted this original 30"x24" acrylic painting on canvas. It is a figurative artwork titled "Souvenir" signed in the lower right corner and dated 1985. The painting is in good condition and belongs to a private collector in Paris, France.

Etzer Charles was born in Jacmel on June 25, 1945, and died in Paris, France, on February 20, 2021. Etzer did his classical studies at J.M. Henriquez in his hometown and at Port-au-Prince at the Lycée Pétion. He graduated in economics from the Faculty of Law of Port-au-Prince. Etzer started to paint at an early age by watching his brother paint. But it was only In 1962 he took up painting as a self-taught artist. In 1975, he went to France to study Political Science at the University of Paris.

Along with a diplomatic career in France, Etzer continued and exhibited his work in painting. In 1986 Etzer Charles participated in founding in Port-au-Prince of the National Association of Haitian Plastic Artists, of which he was the president. Without abandoning its attachment to realism, Etzer Charles's work borrows some formal characteristics from surrealism. The geometric shapes intertwine to create structures that twist for the disorder that refers to the ambient social chaos. (Biographical source: Haiti et Ses Peintres by Philippe Michel Lerebours)

"A master of the narrative style. Charles depicts social disturbances in Haiti," says art critic and author Gerald Alexis in his book Peintres Haitiens.

Haitian master, the late painter Etzer Charles painted this original 24"x30" acrylic painting on canvas. It is an abstract artwork of the artist's feeling for his homeland, Haiti. It is signed in the lower right corner and dated 2010. The painting is in good condition and belongs to a private collector in Paris, France.

Etzer Charles was born in Jacmel on June 25, 1945, and died in Paris, France, on February 20, 2021. Etzer did his classical studies at J.M. Henriquez in his hometown and at Port-au-Prince at the Lycée Pétion. He graduated in economics from the Faculty of Law of Port-au-Prince. Etzer started to paint at an early age by watching his brother paint. But it was only In 1962 he took up painting as a self-taught artist. In 1975, he went to France to study Political Science at the University of Paris.

Along with a diplomatic career in France, Etzer continued and exhibited his work in painting. In 1986 Etzer Charles participated in founding in Port-au-Prince of the National Association of Haitian Plastic Artists, of which he was the president. Without abandoning its attachment to realism, Etzer Charles's work borrows some formal characteristics from surrealism. The geometric shapes intertwine to create structures that twist for the disorder that refers to the ambient social chaos. (Biographical source: Haiti et Ses Peintres by Philippe Michel Lerebours)

"A master of the narrative style. Charles depicts social disturbances in Haiti," says art critic and author Gerald Alexis in his book Peintres Haitiens.

Haitian master, the late painter Etzer Charles painted this original 30"x24" acrylic painting on canvas. It is an abstract artwork titled " Oiseau de Passage" signed in the lower right corner and dated 1981. The painting is in good condition and belongs to a private collector in Paris, France.

Etzer Charles was born in Jacmel on June 25, 1945, and died in Paris, France, on February 20, 2021. Etzer did his classical studies at J.M. Henriquez in his hometown and at Port-au-Prince at the Lycée Pétion. He graduated in economics from the Faculty of Law of Port-au-Prince. Etzer started to paint at an early age by watching his brother paint. But it was only In 1962 he took up painting as a self-taught artist. In 1975, he went to France to study Political Science at the University of Paris.

Along with a diplomatic career in France, Etzer continued and exhibited his work in painting. In 1986 Etzer Charles participated in founding in Port-au-Prince of the National Association of Haitian Plastic Artists, of which he was the president. Without abandoning its attachment to realism, Etzer Charles's work borrows some formal characteristics from surrealism. The geometric shapes intertwine to create structures that twist for the disorder that refers to the ambient social chaos. (Biographical source: Haiti et Ses Peintres by Philippe Michel Lerebours)

"A master of the narrative style. Charles depicts social disturbances in Haiti," says art critic and author Gerald Alexis in his book Peintres Haitiens.

Haitian master, the late painter Etzer Charles painted this original 38"x50" acrylic painting on canvas. It is an abstract artwork (Titled: Haiti Montée en Calvaire) of the artist depicting his homeland, Haiti mounting a calvary. It is signed in the lower right corner and dated 1987. The painting is in good condition and belongs to a private collector in Paris, France.

Etzer Charles was born in Jacmel on June 25, 1945, and died in Paris, France, on February 20, 2021. Etzer did his classical studies at J.M. Henriquez in his hometown and at Port-au-Prince at the Lycée Pétion. He graduated in economics from the Faculty of Law of Port-au-Prince. Etzer started to paint at an early age by watching his brother paint. But it was only In 1962 he took up painting as a self-taught artist. In 1975, he went to France to study Political Science at the University of Paris.

Along with a diplomatic career in France, Etzer continued and exhibited his work in painting. In 1986 Etzer Charles participated in founding in Port-au-Prince of the National Association of Haitian Plastic Artists, of which he was the president. Without abandoning its attachment to realism, Etzer Charles's work borrows some formal characteristics from surrealism. The geometric shapes intertwine to create structures that twist for the disorder that refers to the ambient social chaos. (Biographical source: Haiti et Ses Peintres by Philippe Michel Lerebours)

"A master of the narrative style. Charles depicts social disturbances in Haiti," says art critic and author Gerald Alexis in his book Peintres Haitiens.

Haitian master, the late painter Etzer Charles painted this original 24"x30" acrylic painting on canvas. It is an abstract artwork of the artist's hope for his homeland, Haiti. It is signed in the lower right corner and dated 2010. The painting is in good condition and belongs to a private collector in Paris, France.

Etzer Charles was born in Jacmel on June 25, 1945, and died in Paris, France, on February 20, 2021. Etzer did his classical studies at J.M. Henriquez in his hometown and at Port-au-Prince at the Lycée Pétion. He graduated in economics from the Faculty of Law of Port-au-Prince. Etzer started to paint at an early age by watching his brother paint. But it was only In 1962 he took up painting as a self-taught artist. In 1975, he went to France to study Political Science at the University of Paris.

Along with a diplomatic career in France, Etzer continued and exhibited his work in painting. In 1986 Etzer Charles participated in founding in Port-au-Prince of the National Association of Haitian Plastic Artists, of which he was the president. Without abandoning its attachment to realism, Etzer Charles's work borrows some formal characteristics from surrealism. The geometric shapes intertwine to create structures that twist for the disorder that refers to the ambient social chaos. (Biographical source: Haiti et Ses Peintres by Philippe Michel Lerebours)

"A master of the narrative style. Charles depicts social disturbances in Haiti," says art critic and author Gerald Alexis in his book Peintres Haitiens.

This is an original vintage 36"x24" oil painting on canvas signed by the late Haitian master painter Etzer Charles. It depicts a nocturnal romantic scene. This painting belongs to the private collection of Georges S. Nader. It is sold as-is.

Etzer Charles was born in Jacmel on June 25, 1945, and died on February 20, 2021, in Paris, France. Etzer did his classical studies at J.M. Henriquez, in his hometown, then in Port-au-Prince at the Lycée Pétion. He graduated in economics from the Faculty of Law of Port-au-Prince. Etzer started to paint at an early age by watching his brother paint. But it was only In 1962 he took up painting as a self-taught artist. In 1975, he went to France to study Political Science at the University of Paris. Along with a diplomatic career in France, Etzer continued and exhibited his work in painting. In 1986 Etzer Charles participated in founding in Port-au-Prince of the National Association of Haitian Plastic Artists, of which he was the president. Without abandoning its attachment to realism, Etzer Charles's work borrows some formal characteristics from surrealism. The geometric shapes intertwine to create structures that twist for the disorder that refers to the ambient social chaos. (Biographical source: Haiti et Ses Peintres by Philippe Michel Lerebours)

"A master of the narrative style. Charles depicts social disturbances in Haiti," says art critic and author, Gerald Alexis in his book Peintres Haitiens.

Haitian master, the late painter Etzer Charles painted this original 24"x30" acrylic painting on canvas. It is a figurative artwork titled "Fantasmes" signed in the lower right corner and dated 2009. The painting is in good condition and belongs to a private collector in Paris, France.

Etzer Charles was born in Jacmel on June 25, 1945, and died in Paris, France, on February 20, 2021. Etzer did his classical studies at J.M. Henriquez in his hometown and at Port-au-Prince at the Lycée Pétion. He graduated in economics from the Faculty of Law of Port-au-Prince. Etzer started to paint at an early age by watching his brother paint. But it was only In 1962 he took up painting as a self-taught artist. In 1975, he went to France to study Political Science at the University of Paris.

Along with a diplomatic career in France, Etzer continued and exhibited his work in painting. In 1986 Etzer Charles participated in founding in Port-au-Prince of the National Association of Haitian Plastic Artists, of which he was the president. Without abandoning its attachment to realism, Etzer Charles's work borrows some formal characteristics from surrealism. The geometric shapes intertwine to create structures that twist for the disorder that refers to the ambient social chaos. (Biographical source: Haiti et Ses Peintres by Philippe Michel Lerebours)

"A master of the narrative style. Charles depicts social disturbances in Haiti," says art critic and author Gerald Alexis in his book Peintres Haitiens.

Haitian master, the late painter Etzer Charles painted this original 24"x30" acrylic painting on canvas. It is an abstract artwork titled "Après La Pêche" signed in the lower right corner and dated 2013. The painting is in good condition and belongs to a private collector in Paris, France.

Etzer Charles was born in Jacmel on June 25, 1945, and died in Paris, France, on February 20, 2021. Etzer did his classical studies at J.M. Henriquez in his hometown and at Port-au-Prince at the Lycée Pétion. He graduated in economics from the Faculty of Law of Port-au-Prince. Etzer started to paint at an early age by watching his brother paint. But it was only In 1962 he took up painting as a self-taught artist. In 1975, he went to France to study Political Science at the University of Paris.

Along with a diplomatic career in France, Etzer continued and exhibited his work in painting. In 1986 Etzer Charles participated in founding in Port-au-Prince of the National Association of Haitian Plastic Artists, of which he was the president. Without abandoning its attachment to realism, Etzer Charles's work borrows some formal characteristics from surrealism. The geometric shapes intertwine to create structures that twist for the disorder that refers to the ambient social chaos. (Biographical source: Haiti et Ses Peintres by Philippe Michel Lerebours)

"A master of the narrative style. Charles depicts social disturbances in Haiti," says art critic and author Gerald Alexis in his book Peintres Haitiens.