Gilbert Bria – Original Painting “Quietude”

Title: Quietude
Size: 15" x 31" (79 x 39 cm)
Catalogue No.: J8108

Artist Biography:
Born in 1933 in Cannes, France, Gilbert Bria is celebrated for his evocative and sophisticated compositions that have captured the attention of collectors worldwide.

Bria began exhibiting his work in 1958, and by 1963, he had exhibited alongside luminaries such as Jean Cocteau, Jean Lurçat, Pablo Picasso, and Francis Picabia.

Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, Bria’s work was widely exhibited across France, later extending to Switzerland, Italy, and the USA. His paintings have attracted the admiration of notable collectors, including Henry Kissinger, who reportedly purchased one of Bria’s works for display at the White House.

Bria’s art has also been commissioned by prestigious institutions and patrons, including the Embassy of the German Democratic Republic in Paris, the Embassy of Paraguay in Spain, and Princess Faical of Saudi Arabia for her palace.

About This Painting:
“Quietude” exemplifies Bria’s mastery of composition, mood, and subtle expression.

The work radiates a serene and contemplative atmosphere, making it a distinguished addition to any private collection, corporate setting, or gallery display.

Its moderate size (15" x 31") allows it to serve as both an intimate focal point and a statement piece.

This is a genuine Gilbert Bria original, catalogued as J8108, offering collectors a rare opportunity to own a work by one of France’s mid-20th-century masters.