Paysage de Bretagne (1964) reflects Bernard Buffet’s distinctive approach to landscape, combining precise linear structures with a restrained and expressive visual language.

Created in mixed media on paper, the work captures the character of the Breton landscape through Buffet’s elongated forms and sharply defined contours. The composition demonstrates his ability to transform a familiar landscape into a highly recognizable personal vision.

Brittany held a particular place in Buffet’s artistic life. In 1964, he acquired the estate La Vallée at Saint-Cast and spent periods working between Brittany and Paris, making the region an important subject within his later practice.

This unique work, hand-signed by the artist, offers a direct example of Buffet’s mature landscape practice.