Paul Sibra [SEP] place of death
Paul Sibra
Paul Sibra (10 September 1889 – 24 March 1951) was a French regionalist painter, painter of religious scenes, landscapes and portraits.
Paul Sibra is nicknamed “"le peintre du Lauragais"”, after his native region.
Biography.
Paul Sibra was born in 1889 in Castelnaudary in a well of family of fabric shopkeepers. After 4 years of training before and after First World War in the Académie Julian of Paris (his master was Jean-Paul Laurens), Sibra travelled in France
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See also.
- Lauragais
Further reading.
- Fourès Auguste, "Art des potiers et manières de table", with illustrations by P. Sibra, La Rochelle, La Découvrance, 2007.
- "Jeux sornettes d’enfants de Paul Sibra (1889-1951) extraits du cahier « Du Berceau à la tombe »", exhibition catalogue, Musée Calbet (16 April-23 May 2010), Grisolles, 2010.
- "Paul Sibra, peintre de langue d’oc", exhibition catalogue, Musée des