Roger Brielle
Paysage marin surréaliste, c. 1942
Oil on canvas
16 x 13 inches
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Provenance
From the collection of art historian and collector Roger Passeron.
Note: Roger Brielle was a Surrealist painter and poet and through his friends Max Jacob and Paul Elouard exhibited with the surrealist group in Paris, Prague, Brussels and Rio, later notably being invited by André Breton to participate in the last International Surrealist exhibition of 1947 at the Galerie Maeght, Paris.
Brielle's work is represented in Private and public collections nationally and internationally, including Kattle's Yard, Cambridge.