Raymonde Talleyrand 20"x24" Patterns in Light and Shade Acrylic on Canvas #23TR Artists/Ducasse Emmanuel Gervais He abandoned art for the

He abandoned art for the workaday life

Gingerbread houses are an architectural style that originated in Haiti in the late 19th century

his art drew Andre Malraux and Jean Marie Drot's attention and was exhibited in Paris

The further I went

adding to its authenticity

Raymonde Talleyrand 20"x24" Patterns in Light and Shade Acrylic on Canvas #23TR Artists/Ducasse Emmanuel Gervais He abandoned art for theThe artist had in mind "Shiuli" glassworks and enjoyed the process. It is her own interpretation. Haitian American artist, Raymonde Talleyrand was born in Haiti in 1942. Many of her paintings have been sold in the USA, Canada, Mexico, and Haiti. She also studied the technique of Decorative Paintings, practicing her craft on paper, Fabric, glass, and leather. This knowledge gives her the possibility to be a home decorator. Today, her involvement with