FEATURES:Printed on 240g fine art paper, under soft glass in a black wooden frame.
LIMITED EDITION:Certificate of authenticity included, 150 copies available.
Original painting :Sold, Year of creation 2004
Description
This work symbolizes sharing, union and faith.
Caribbean procession en route to their place of worship. This artwork perfectly captures the fervor and deep faith of the people of the Caribbean who, even in modest chapels, lift their gaze to the sky to express their gratitude. On a Sunday in the year 1920, like so many other Sundays in Martinique, residents gather to go to the church of their town or village. Men and women, young and old, rich and poor, join in this sacred gathering.
Sunday, a day of prayer and celebration, each household is prepared to welcome families back from church. Joy and good spirits prevail as guests share a delicious meal. Fish or pigs are accompanied by rice, red beans, or local vegetables like yams, tastefully prepared for the occasion. Whether it's the residents adorned in their finest attire or the humble farmers dressed in their Sunday best, all give thanks to the Lord with touching sincerity. The artist captures the very essence of faith and celebration, bearing witness to the importance of spirituality in the daily lives of the people of the Caribbean.
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