Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of Haitian art with this exquisite 2007 painting by the renowned artist Edouard Michelet A stunning example of Haitian Naif Folk Art, the piece measures 20 by 16 inches and is framed, ready to grace any space with its rich cultural narrative. The artwork is a lively portrayal of Haitian life, featuring a vibrant and colorful scene of Mangoes being sold amongst women underneath the Royal Poinciana (Flamboyant Tree) Tree. Crafted with care using acrylics on canvas, the painting is a testament to the artistic traditions of Haiti, reflecting the country's unique blend of contemporary and folk art styles. It is further enhanced by the signature of Edouard Michelet, adding an authentic touch for collectors and enthusiasts alike. This original work, created in the contemporary period of 2000-2009, is a celebration of agriculture, floral beauty, and the diverse cultures and ethnicities that inspire Haitian artists. Edouard Michelet is from Haiti and belongs to the young generation of emerging Haitian artists. He started drawing at the age of 7. In 1991 he painted under the direction of Jonas Profil and Jean-Claude Cadet. His paintings depict everyday life in Haiti in a very realistic way; he mostly paints market scenes and daily chores of the Haitian merchant. His works are part of many art collections around the world.