Jean-René Jérôme (1942-1991) 70"x44" Sin título Acrílico sobre Masonite #3-1-93GSN-HA
Jean-René Jérôme (1942-1991) 70"x44" Sin título Acrílico sobre Masonite #3-1-93GSN-HA
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Description
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This original 20" × 24" acrylic on canvas by Jean-René Jérôme (1942-1991) is a superb example of the elegant, romantic style that established him as one of Haiti's most celebrated modern artists. Signed and dated 1989, this original Haitian painting depicts an embracing couple overlooking a tranquil shoreline, where fishing boats rest beneath a radiant setting sun. Jérôme's graceful, sculptural figures, harmonious palette, and dreamlike atmosphere embody the lyrical vision that has made his paintings highly sought after by collectors of Haitian and Caribbean art. Painted during the artist's mature period, this original acrylic painting showcases Jérôme's distinctive fusion of Haitian modernism and poetic symbolism. The flowing composition, luminous light, and refined treatment of the figures transform an everyday coastal scene into a timeless meditation on love, serenity, and the enduring beauty of Haiti's coastline. From a private collection in Florida, where it will be shipped, this signed and dated 1989 painting comes with a Certificate of Authenticity issued by Myriam Nader Haitian Art Gallery. Combining strong provenance, a desirable date, and one of the artist's most recognizable themes, it is an exceptional addition to any collection of original Haitian art, Caribbean modern art, or twentieth-century Latin American and Caribbean painting.
About this artist
About this artist
Jean-René Jérôme (Haitian, 1942–1991) was one of Haiti’s most celebrated modern artists and a key figure in the School of Beauty. Known for his exploration of the human form, his art reflects harmony, sensuality, and inner strength. Trained at the School of Fine Arts, he worked across multiple disciplines including drawing, painting, sculpture, ceramics, dance, theater, and voice. He exhibited internationally in Latin America, Brazil, Canada, Senegal, and Martinique, gaining recognition for his expressive use of color and emotion. His works are featured in major private and institutional collections, including a permanent exhibition at Musée d’Art Nader in Port-au-Prince. As noted by art historian Gérald Alexis in Peintres Haïtiens (Éditions Cercle d’Art, 2000), “Jérôme’s education led him to prefer form over content.” His philosophy and focus on the beauty of the female figure continue to inspire collectors and art lovers worldwide. Visit Myriam Nader Haitian Art Gallery to explore his life, legacy, and available artworks.
