Patrick Noze
Patrick Noze's contribution to Haitian History.
'Combat De Vertiere ' oil on canvas 24X40 ( Patrick Noze)
Patrick Noze’s contribution to History. My hope is so that Haitian youths can understand their heritage and from their understanding find their identity , my dreams is that when a Haitian child is ask where he/she is from? That they will proudly answered. “ I am from Haiti” the first black nation to be free of slavery. "
Combat de Vertiere" oil on canvas 30X40 $1,ooo,ooo.00
Artist, Patrick Noze.
Combat de Vertiere" oil on canvas 30X40 $1,ooo,ooo.00
Artist, Patrick Noze.
"Suicide Atttempt"
'Suicide Atttempt' oil on canvas 24X48 (Unknown artist)
“Suicide attempt ” oil on canvas 30X49 over 100 years old painted by an unknown artist. The painting is painted over with black paint and the name of the artist is covered. The paining was last in exhibit in “Paris France” The Gallery’s curator asked the artist to remove the blood from the body of the suicidal man. The artist felt insulted and painted over the entire portion of the painting with black paint. He did not sign is name over. The painting was sold to a wealthy American whom after his death pass it on o his grand Son “Max” whom kept it rolled up in his attic for over 40 years. The unknown painting is now in My possession in the process of restoration .
Artist, Patrick Noze
Artist, Patrick Noze
Painting restoration, by Patrick Noze
Patrick Noze's contribution to Haitian History.
' The Refugees' oil on vanvas 24X48 ( Patrick Noze)
In 1976 Growing up in Brooklyn The worst name we got called was “Frenchy” In 1986 after the Duvalier regime was ousted from Haiti. The Haitian refugee phenomenon gave us a new name, Boat people. I met a man whom is a survivor of such journey , all that came in the Boat he was in perished. He survived , but lost his foot to a great white In his own word” By the Glory of God”. He was rescued by the Cost Guard and place along with other Haitian refugees at Guantanamo bay. Where after six months in prison . Immigration officials granted him and some others, Political asylum. Today Jean his a Haitian American leaving the “American dream” From time to time his scar remind him of the price he had to pay in his search for , a better life.
Painting ,“The refugees” ,oil on canvas 30X48 $100.000
By artist Patrick Noze.
is dedicated to the man ,women and children whom by the grace of God and courage did the impossible. For the betterment of their family.
Artist, Patrick Noze
Painting ,“The refugees” ,oil on canvas 30X48 $100.000
By artist Patrick Noze.
is dedicated to the man ,women and children whom by the grace of God and courage did the impossible. For the betterment of their family.
Artist, Patrick Noze
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