Artist Information:
Fritzner Alphonce
Petion-Ville,
Haiti
Member Since: Sep 2001
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Artist Statement:
Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
on 1938, Fritzner Alphonce was
most of his life a leather
worker. He began painting at
the urging of his friend,
Calixte Henry in 1972.
Fritzner Alphonce took courses
and advices from mentors like
Arijac and Nehemy Jean.
Fritzner is fascinated by the
female figure. His paintings
depict an endless variation on
this theme.
Member of the Baptist church,
Alphonce is a deeply religious
man and he leads a bible study
class in his village. He
rejects voodoo and its themes
in his art.
Alphonce work's has been shown
in Europe, throughout the
Caribbean Islands; at the
Haitian Institute in
Washington, D.C., and at the
Organization of American
States (OAS).
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Fritzner Alphonce's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Fritzner Alphonce's Portfolio. Browse Alphonce's body of work: Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on 1938, Fritzner Alphonce was most of his life a leather worker. He began painting at the urging of his friend, Calixte Henry in 1972.
Fritzner Alphonce took courses and advices from mentors like Arijac and Nehemy Jean.
Fritzner is fascinated by the female figure. His paintings depict an endless variation on this theme.
Member of the Baptist church, Alphonce is a deeply religious man and he leads a bible study class in his village. He rejects voodoo and its themes in his art.
Alphonce work's has been shown in Europe, throughout the ... |
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