Alix Roy 24"x18" Fruits Face 1990 Acrylic on Canvas Painting #1MFN 30"x22" Jean St-Fleur

Jean St-Fleur

anything you think or feel in your mind if you can put it on a piece of paper with colors

It depicts a still life with fishes

The movement of the style began in 1881 with the Haitian National Palace

Alix Roy 24"x18" Fruits Face 1990 Acrylic on Canvas Painting #1MFN 30"x22" Jean St-FleurA whimsical, Arcimboldo inspired composition in which a human face is built entirely from fruit: curved bananas form arched brows, two ripe peaches serve as eyes, a blushing pear becomes the nose, and a smiling slice of watermelon, seeds and all, forms the mouth, with small onions for ears and clustered berries in the corner. Alix Roy's "Fruits Face" is a bold, inventive still life that turns everyday Haitian produce into playful portraiture. Part of