The Haitian Primitives (1950s)
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- čas přidán 24. 03. 2022
- A film about artists in Haiti in the 1950s. 1950s, Haiti, Haitians, Haitian artists, Haitian arts, fine arts, painting, sculpture, high angle Port-au-Prince skyline, street scenes, marketplace, pedestrians, women carrying produce and wares on trays / in baskets on their heads, musicians performing, drummers, visual arts, famous Haitian painters and sculptors at work painting and sculpting, Castera Bazile, Rigaud Benoit, Wilson Bigaud, Holy Trinity Cathedral, biblical murals painted by Haitian artists inside cathedral, sculptor Jasmin Joseph.
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Thanks for sharing
É bizarro que nessas filmagens antigas até o Haiti parece um lugar legal para se viver
Haiti is cool
@@Sonny-me9ne
Surely is
Tèt chajé nonm sa fou .... nan mèd mouché
This stuff was really hot before all the peasants started doing it.
We still do arts, lot more Haitians are doing it now
I m morroccan this country as morrocco good good ..why slave
YES, Its because after slaves fought back, and free themselves during victims rebelled from their master, rest of alive slaves relocated and formed Haiti you see today. Sad its been destroyed gradually due to resources there and gain by men and women put in position to take all thats not theirs.
@@truthsquestions1532 what rhe f are u saying
@@victorvalandybernard7944 Thats why you can't comprehend. Hear yourself, "what the f are you saying." Let me speak language you understanding. Those that understand and know history will know d f am talking about.
@@truthsquestions1532what’s been destroyed?
Cause the man is crazy and racist
We all primitive. Stop making it sound like he's a shallow being, remember he made use of what he could find during his time of painting.