Sénèque Obin
Quick Facts
- Country
- Haiti
- Born
- 1893 – 1977
- Type
- Individual
Biography
Sénèque Obin (1893–1977) was a prominent Haitian painter and a key figure in the Cap-Haïtien School of Art. Known for his depictions of historical and Masonic scenes, Obin’s art reflects everyday life in Haiti, often focusing on local events and ceremonies. He began painting at the age of 53 and joined the Centre d’Art in Port-au-Prince in 1948. His works are held in major collections worldwide, including the Milwaukee Museum of Art and the Musé d’Art Haitien du College Saint Pierre.
Artworks
artsySénèque Obin, Tropical Fruits
artsySénèque Obin, Woodcutters (1950-1960)
artsySénèque Obin, L' Union Fait la Force (1954)
artsySénèque Obin, Bowl of Plenty (20th Century)
artsySénèque Obin, La Petit Anse (circa 1960's)
artsyAntoine Obin, Mon Fete a mon oncle Seneque (Unknown)
artsySénèque Obin, Marché Cluny - Market at Cap-Haitien - Haitian Street Art (ca. 1959)
Exhibition History
Frequently Asked Questions
What medium does Sénèque Obin work in?
Information about Sénèque Obin's medium is not available.
Where is Sénèque Obin based?
Sénèque Obin is from Haiti.
What exhibitions has Sénèque Obin participated in?
Sénèque Obin has participated in 1 exhibition, including Venice Biennale 2024.