Étanche Ibitryx Monte Crème

The Story

"Étanche Ibitryx Monte Crème" showcases the signature style of French artist Jean Dubuffet. In the 1940s and '50s he created the original movement known as "Art Brut," known as a figure who valued raw, intuitive expression over refined technique. This work delivers a powerful visual impact through his distinctive use of color and texture, and is regarded as an important work that contributed to the development of modern art. Its high price at a Phillips auction reflects his artistic value and popularity in the market, showing why his work continues to draw attention.

In the News

Jean Dubuffet's "Étanche Ibitryx Monte Crème" is an oil painting made in France in 1955, measuring 116 by 89 cm. This work went to a 2026 auction with an estimate of £750,000 to £950,000, ultimately selling for £632,100. The work includes the artist's signature, title, and date.

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