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A Haitian artist known for brightly colored images of birds, animals,
landscapes and still life, Gesner Armand began painting seriously when
he was fourteen years old and was enrolled at the Haitian Art
Center. His primary teachers were watercolorists Maurice Borno
and Pierre Monosiet. When he was age 20, he turned from
watercolor painting to oil. The next year, 1957, he went to
Mexico where he studied ceramics and sculpture and spent much time
exploring prominent Mexica (showing 500 of 1903 characters). |
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