Albott Bonhomme 16"x12" Where the Birds Return 2025 Acrylic on Canvas Unframed Painting #62MFN
Albott Bonhomme 16"x12" Where the Birds Return 2025 Acrylic on Canvas Unframed Painting #62MFN
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Where the Birds Return by Albott Bonhomme presents a lush, verdant landscape animated by dense tropical foliage and two birds captured in mid-flight. The composition immerses the viewer in a richly layered environment of broad banana leaves, bamboo stalks, flowering plants, and distant water, evoking a serene and abundant natural world shaped by harmony and renewal. The birds, positioned within the upper register of the painting, introduce movement and vitality, guiding the eye through the composition and reinforcing themes of return, continuity, and balance within nature. Bonhomme’s palette is dominated by nuanced greens, punctuated with accents of red, yellow, and soft atmospheric tones, creating depth and a gentle sense of enclosure. The softly rendered background enhances the dreamlike quality of the scene, suggesting both intimacy and quiet expansiveness. Executed in acrylic on canvas, the work reflects Bonhomme’s distinctive approach to nature-inspired painting, blending observation with poetic interpretation. The painting speaks to themes of tranquility, ecological harmony, and the enduring rhythms of the natural world, making it a compelling acquisition for collectors of Haitian art, Caribbean landscape painting, and works centered on flora and fauna. The painting is in good condition. It is signed by the artist in the lower right corner and bears the inscription “#x-013080.” The work is unframed. Upon purchase, Myriam Nader Art Gallery will proudly issue a Certificate of Authenticity.
About this artist
About this artist
Self-taught artist Albott Bonhomme was born in 1963 in Port-de-Paix, Haiti. He became a professional artist in 1990 and painted birds in a lush oasis. He has been exhibited worldwide, and his art is appreciated by many collectors internationally, mainly in the US and Japan. His "Tropical forest scenes evoke the environmental problems confronting Haiti" (Peintres Haitiens by Gerald Alexis, Editions Cercle d'Art, 2000)
