Emile Louisius Tropical Waterfall Landscape Oil on Canvas Painting, Framed

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This captivating oil on canvas painting by listed Haitian artist Emile Louisius, dated 2015, beautifully captures a serene tropical waterfall … Read more This captivating oil on canvas painting by listed Haitian artist Emile Louisius, dated 2015, beautifully captures a serene tropical waterfall scene nestled within lush, verdant foliage. The artist’s use of vivid greens and cool blues evokes a tranquil and refreshing atmosphere, immersing the viewer in the untouched beauty of the natural world. Cascading water flows gracefully over a rocky ledge into a calm turquoise pool below, demonstrating Louisius’ keen eye for natural detail and movement.

Set in a sleek black-and-white double frame, this piece showcases Louisius’ signature in the lower right corner, with an additional signature and date visible on the reverse of the canvas. A fine example of Caribbean landscape artistry, this work embodies both the vibrant spirit and soothing essence of the tropics. Perfect for collectors of Haitian or nature-inspired art.

Measures:
27.0" w x 1.5" d x 32.5" h / Inches

In good Vintage condition with typical wear / marks consistent with age.
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Emile Louisius – Haiti

Visual Artist

I am Emile Louisius. I am an artist. I live in Haiti. I began painting in 1981. It has been thirty-three years that I have been painting. I build my house; I feed my kids; I send them to school. It is my life, and I accomplished a lot of things. Now it is better for me. I have met Patricia Goodrich and Patrick Cauvin; I am exhibiting in the United States and my work now is exhibited and many people know me.

What I want to say is that I encourage the young people who like art not to be discouraged. Art is a part of life. If you like art, you keep what you are doing and work hard and you may be fortunate as someone like me (exhibiting internationally, seeing great art in museums like the Metropolitan in New York City). This is the best thing that I have realized in my life. I want young people to know, if you like art, do not be discouraged; your future can be a life in art. See less