Sully Obin, Cap Haitien Naive Artwork, 2000s, Oil on Masonite, Framed for sale at Pamono

Painting signed by Sully Obin, a renowned Haitian artist and son of the famous Haitian painter Philom Obin. His work is associated with the Haitian nave style, characterized by vibrant colors and depictions of everyday life.

The painting captures a lively and dynamic scene, typical of the Haitian nave style. It depicts a group of women in brightly colored clothing working in the fields, likely harvesting plants or flowers. The background is simple, with a light blue sky and a field rich in shades of green and white, representing lush nature.

The artwork is painted on a hard surface, Masonite, a material commonly used by Haitian painters who often work with accessible and local materials. The colors are intense and applied evenly, giving the painting a decorative and energetic appearance.

A simple wooden frame enhances the rustic and authentic character of the piece. The painting radiates an atmosphere of optimism, celebrating community and labor in nature. The artists signature and the inscription Cap Hatien highlight the cultural origins of the work, referencing the northern region of Haiti, known for its rich artistic traditions.