Carlo Jn-Jacques (1943-1990) 12"x16" Village Scene 1982 Oil on Canvas #65-3-96MFN Artists/Roy Alix he founded the Brochette Gallery

he founded the Brochette Gallery in Haiti and settled in the United States

Fred's subjects

A horse-drawn carriage pauses along a cobblestone street lined with brightly painted colonial-style houses

and as such is also associated with priestly knowledge and mysteries

Carlo Jn-Jacques (1943-1990) 12"x16" Village Scene 1982 Oil on Canvas #65-3-96MFN Artists/Roy Alix he founded the Brochette GalleryThis atmospheric village scene by Carlo Jean Jacques captures the rhythm of everyday Haitian life through expressive brushwork and a restrained modernist palette. Painted in 1982, the composition presents figures gathered within a quiet rural setting, where architecture, human presence, and subtle movement merge into a deeply poetic visual narrative. Jean Jacques uses simplified forms, muted earth tones, and textured painterly surfaces to create a