Carlo Jn-Jacques (1943-1990) 20"x16" Mother & Child c1980 Acrylic on Canvas Unframed Painting #1MFN Artists/Brierre Micheline then in Port-au-Prince at the

then in Port-au-Prince at the Lycée Pétion

painter Maurice Vital

Laratte became the first Haitian artist to sculpt faces in black stones such as marble

and Paris-Match Magazines have also mentioned his paintings

represents an evening prayer scene with a lantern and an open bible from the Mastandrea family collection in Texas

Carlo Jn-Jacques (1943-1990) 20"x16" Mother & Child c1980 Acrylic on Canvas Unframed Painting #1MFN Artists/Brierre Micheline then in Port-au-Prince at theThis intimate mother and child composition by Carlo Jean Jacques captures a quiet moment of tenderness rendered in the artists expressive modernist style. Using muted tones of lavender, gray, cream, and soft yellow, Jean Jacques creates an emotionally powerful scene focused on human connection, maternal care, and quiet contemplation. The simplified forms, elongated figures, and restrained palette reflect the artists distinctive approach to Haitian