Rudolph Jean-Louis 20"x36" Zwolfart3 Acrylic and Spray Paint on Wood #3 Artists/Laratte Georges and art history at the

and art history at the Academy of Beaux-Arts in Port-au-Prince

My grandmother would be really

unframed 20"x24" original acrylic on canvas painting featuring an abstract combination of flowers and females

and nuanced lighting—imbues the scene with quiet power and emotional depth

this painting represents a populated market scene in Haiti

Rudolph Jean-Louis 20"x36" Zwolfart3 Acrylic and Spray Paint on Wood #3 Artists/Laratte Georges and art history at theThis black and other color framed of geometrical shapes artwork is painted by the Haitian American painter Rudolph Jean Louis. Some artists are born. Some are taught. Others take a life experience, and it becomes their art. Rudolph Jean Louis embodies a bit of all three as a world observer, photographer, geometrical artist. Jean Louis was born in Port au Prince, Haiti, in 1971. At the age of three, his parents sent him from Haiti to the US, where he