Harry Jacques (Arijac) 40"x30" The Lady Seller in Red 1992 Graded A Encaustic on Canvas Painting #77-3-96AN

ARIJAC, Harry Jacques was born in Gonaives on August 11, 1937. After completing his secondary studies, Arijac studied architecture with the International Correspondence School. From 1962 to 1963, he was a draftsman with the research department of architect Sacha Thebaud and was employed by the Agriculture Department’s school construction division from 1962 to 1975. In 1965, he exhibited his first works at the American Institute, then in 1967 at the French Institute and the Sao Paulo Biennial. In 1975, he participated in several exhibitions in New York. Arijac’s work is on permanent exhibit at the Ruelle Nazon in Port-au-Prince. Sacha Thebaud taught Arijac to paint with the encaustic method, using a mixture of beeswax, turpentine, and pigment, a technique that was widely used from the time of Alexander the Great to the seventh century A.D. He exhibited in 1965 with the Haitian-American Institute. He also exhibited in Haiti and New York at Wolfe International, Italy, and the USA. References: La Peinture Haitienne by Marie-José Nadal & Gérald Bloncourt, Edition Nathan Peintres Haitens by Gerald Alexis, Edition Cercle d'art 

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