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PERAHIA
24 rue Dauphine
75006 Paris France
Mobile : +33143265621
Email : contact@galerieperahia.com
Manager : Galerie Perahia
Website : http://www.galerieperahia.com
24 rue Dauphine
75006 Paris France
Mobile : +33143265621
Email : contact@galerieperahia.com
Manager : Galerie Perahia
An art gallery founded in 1982, Galerie Perahia is managed by Robert and Sarah Perahia (expert of the French Union of Experts and member of the national union of antique dealers). It is part of a journey made of passion, demands and commitment. It’s a family adventure (Robert and Sarah are brother and sister), made of experience and knowledge of the field, qualities essential to the sustainability of a gallery. The quality of the artists and works exhibited allows our gallery to address both the national market and the international market (New York, Miami, Shanghai, Tokyo, Frankfurt, etc.). In perpetual search for innovation, we select creative worlds of artists, innovative, authentic, and current.
Essential accomplices of art lovers, we are always exploring new avenues, in a deliberately plural and dynamic spirit. Our credo is to be an intuitive guide and partner to artists and collectors. We share an eye and trust, we embrace their causes and motivations in order to transmit and understand the essence of their aspirations.
Featured artists :
PERAHIA.
France
Gully - 01/01/1977
Born in 1977, Gully is a French street artist renowned for his unique fusion of graffiti and references to classical art. His journey began at the age of 15 when he discovered graffiti, a passion that shaped his artistic identity. In 2000, he actively painted…
PERAHIA.
France
Di Bona - 16/07/1975
An iconic figure of the Parisian Street Art scene, Jo Di Bona owes his meteoric success to his unique technique, which he invented himself: Pop Graffiti, where he combines collages, various graffiti influences, and the pop culture he has deeply absorbed. A modern-day Fauvist, Jo…
PERAHIA.
France
Brainwash - 31/01/1966
“Born Thierry Guetta, Mr. Brainwash (1966) is a French-born artist who captured the attention of the international market by uniquely combining the classic imagery of Pop Art with the subversive whimsy of contemporary street art.”
PERAHIA.
France
Ghilini - 06/04/1978
My artistic practice currently embraces a variety of forms, from painting and sculpture to site-specific installations. Its point of departure is my studio—conceived as a laboratory of pictorial and sonic experimentation—where research and questioning around the notion of iconography form the very foundation of my…
PERAHIA.
France
L’ATLAS - 20/06/1978
The French artist Jules Dedet Granel, known as L’Atlas, was born in 1978. His research on writing has inspired his plastic and pictorial work, in which L’Atlas creates original typographies after studying calligraphy in various countries and cultures. L’Atlas aims to create a universal pictorial…
PERAHIA.
France/Vietnam
Nguyen - 20/09/1972
Born in Paris in 1972, Hom Nguyen is a self-taught artist renowned for his raw and expressive portraits. His bold, gestural style captures human emotion through dynamic, instinctive strokes, blending abstraction and figuration. Inspired by Jackson Pollock and Lucian Freud, Nguyen explores identity and reveals…
PERAHIA.
France
Buffet - 10/07/1928
Bernard Buffet, born on July 10, 1928, in the 9th arrondissement of Paris and died on October 4, 1999, in Tourtour, was a French Expressionist painter and engraver, creating both figures and portraits, as well as animals, nudes, landscapes, interiors, still lifes, and flowers.
PERAHIA.
France
Combas
Robert Combas, born in 1957 in Lyon, is a French painter and a leading figure of Figuration Libre alongside Hervé Di Rosa. Having moved to Sète during his childhood, he draws inspiration from popular culture, comic books, rock music, and everyday life. His exuberant, colorful,…
PERAHIA.
Islande
Erro - 19/07/1932
“Guðmundur Guðmundsson, known as Erró, is an Icelandic painter and engraver, born on July 19, 1932, in Ólafsvík. He is the co-founder of the pictorial movement of narrative figuration in France.”
