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featured in the anthology Migrating Colors by the Haitian Artists Assembly of Massachusetts) and media coverage (Boston Haitian Reporter
His work is included in the permanent collection of the Musée d'Art Haitien du College St Pierre in Port-au-Prince
He expresses himself freely via his paintings
Xavier Amiama (1910-1969) 10.25"x8" UNTITLED 1947 Pencil & Ink on Paper Framed Drawing Framed #21-3-96MFN Artists/Descollines Manes resulting in intersecting thick blackXavier Amiama, the late famous painter, created this rare miniature vintage 10. 25"x8" series of drawings of the profile of a mature man made in black & white ink and pencil. It is in fair condition, signed & dated March 1947, in the lower right corner, framed in its original brown frame, and will be shipped from New York. It is from the private collection of Myriam F. Nader. Xavier Amiama was born in 1910 in Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic
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