Skippings Fine Arts has dated this piece to the 1940s.
It is framed with a wooden period frame.
Painter, poet and art critic, Roger Brielle was a friend of Max Jacob and Paul Elouard. It is André Breton who invites him to participate in the International Surrealist exhibition of 1947 at the Galerie Maeght (with Marcel Duchamp et al). Our painting dates from this period. Roger Brielle subsequently exhibited with the surrealist group in Paris, Prague, Brussels and Rio. Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge has a sketch by the artst in the permanent collection.
Skippings Fine Arts has dated this piece to the 1940s.
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French Surrealist Oil on Canvas Ca 1947 Margritte-esque Cloud by Roger Brielle (1899-1960)
