Claude Dambreville (1934-2021) 30"x24" Emillita 1999 Acrylic on Canvas Unframed Painting#1NB Artists/Dubic Jean-Nelson the work reflects Bonhomme’s distinctive

the work reflects Bonhomme’s distinctive approach to nature-inspired painting

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the Paul Robeson Multimedia Center in Washington

and contribution to modern Haitian painting

Laurenceau organizes the scene through layered geometric forms that divide the canvas into rhythmic planes

Claude Dambreville (1934-2021) 30"x24" Emillita 1999 Acrylic on Canvas Unframed Painting#1NB Artists/Dubic Jean-Nelson the work reflects Bonhomme’s distinctiveThis original acrylic on canvas by Claude Dambreville, titled Emillita, presents a sophisticated and deeply personal portrait composition centered on themes of motherhood, identity, and generational continuity. The work brings together multiple female figures and a child in a carefully orchestrated arrangement that merges portraiture with symbolic and emotional resonance. Dambrevilles refined technique is evident in the smooth modeling of faces,