QUILICI Jean-Claude

Jean-Claude Quilici, painter and lithographer born in 1941 in Marseille, painter of Provence and the Greek islands. Original lithographs.

Jean-Claude Quilici, Painter of the Mediterranean

Jean-Claude Quilici, born in 1941 in Marseille, is a painter and lithographer of the Mediterranean. Ports, hilltop villages, coves, boats, and Greek islands create a luminous universe where the color and light of the South reign supreme.

Ports, Coves, and Hilltop Villages

Drawn to drawing from an early age, Jean-Claude Quilici largely developed a personal style on his own, inspired by Provençal landscapes and the Mediterranean basin. Oils, lithographs, and screenprints convey the air's vibration, the sea's blue, and the white walls of the villages. His views of Provence and the Cyclades, particularly Mykonos, are highly appreciated by lovers of figurative painting.

Jean-Claude Quilici at Galerie 125

The gallery offers above the original lithographs "Paysage de Provence," in 76 x 56 cm format, "Sur les hauteurs de Mykonos," and "Grèce, vue de Mykonos," signed. "Barque bleue à Mykonos" and "La Barque jaune" have already found buyers. Each artwork is delivered to you carefully packaged, tracked, and insured. Other Mediterranean painters to discover: André Cottavoz, Patrick Reault, and Roger Mühl.