Stivenson Magloire (1963-1994) 30"x24" Allegorie Justice 1993 Acrylic on Canvas #1EB 32"x20" This painting represents a rural

This painting represents a rural scene of four houses in yellow and brown colors

Since the Haiti earthquake

It is now part of the exclusive private collection of Georges S

He is known to be a shy

This piece is part of the private collection of Georges S

Stivenson Magloire (1963-1994) 30"x24" Allegorie Justice 1993 Acrylic on Canvas #1EB 32"x20" This painting represents a rural"Allegorie Justice" is a beautiful authentic artwork by the late well known Haitian painter Stivenson Magloire to adorn your walls! Stivenson Magloire was born on August 16, 1963, in Petionville, Haiti. His mother was the Saint Soleil School painter Louisiane St. Fleurant. His paintings are expressionistic, populated with bizarre people, birds, and symbols. He was stoned to death in broad daylight on October 9, 1994, by personal enemies during the