Late 1960s
Late 1960s: Pictures of President Duvalier carrying the words “Ecce homo”—traditionally applied to Christ—became familiar sights for visitors to the capital.
Late 1960s: Pictures of President Duvalier carrying the words “Ecce homo”—traditionally applied to Christ—became familiar sights for visitors to the capital. This iconography was part of a broader effort to project the leader as a semi-divine figure who embodied the nation.
Source · p. 233
Nicholls, From Dessalines to Duvalier, 233