Story of Soupe Joumou (Freedom Soup) size:20in x 24in -canvas print

Story of Soupe Joumou (Freedom Soup) size:20in x 24in -canvas print48" x 24" Acrylic on Canvas The painting depicts the story of Soup Joumou (Freedom Soup), a symbol of Haitian independence. Under French control, Haitians were denied pumpkins, a delicacy reserved for their masters. On January 1, 1804, Haitians gained independence and celebrated with Soup Joumou, cooked by Emperor Jean Jacques Dessalines' wife and offered to former slaves as a victory symbol. Haiti became the first black republic and the first Western

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the piece honors heritage

This captivating piece

and vibrant spirit of the Haitian Canaval

The Lovers is a 16" × 20" gallery-wrapped canvas that captures a quiet yet powerful moment of love and devotion

Through bold strokes and vivid colors

" Eve" by Belina Wright is a 36 x 36 inch acrylic painting on gallery-wrapped canvas

This vibrant contemporary art print features a colorful group of women standing together in unity

bringing texture and movement to the piece while highlighting the resilience and spirit of the Haitian people

**Art Description:**

A moving piece that honors human perseverance and the quiet nobility of honest work

Art prints will be shipped in protective tube