Louis LaBrie

American | 1950

Louis LaBrie is an American Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1950.

How much does a Louis LaBrie cost?

Louis LaBrie's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices of up to 4,864 USD for paintings, and 1,408 USD for works on papers.

What is Louis LaBrie's most expensive painting?

Since 2011 the record price for this artist at auction is 4,864 USD for Sunrise Dunes (Death Valley), sold at Bonhams Los Angeles in 2025.

Numerous key galleries and museums such as Hearst Art Gallery, Saint Mary's College have featured Louis LaBrie's work in the past.

At Auction

Notable Lots

On the Beach , 2007

By Louis LaBrie

The Pacific (Sand Dollar Beach, Big Sur, California)

By Louis LaBrie

Tadwick , 2001

By Louis LaBrie

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Recent Auction Results

A close-up view of rippled sand dunes with distant mountains in the background.

Sunrise Dunes (Death Valley) , 1990

By Louis LaBrie

+94%

above mid-estimate

Bonhams Los Angeles

A realistic painting of a frozen lake with scattered rocks and shimmering ice textures.

Gaviota , 1986

By Louis LaBrie

-44%

below mid-estimate

Bonhams Los Angeles

Spring Lake I & II (two works), 1988

By Louis LaBrie

-87%

below mid-estimate

Heritage Auctions, Dallas

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Past Exhibitions

Vignettes: Select Views Of SMCMoA’s Permanent Collection

Hearst Art Gallery, Saint Mary's College

Moraga | California | USA

Feb 14, 2024 - May 12, 2024

Louis LaBrie - Water

Cambridge Art Gallery

Santa Monica | California | USA

Apr 01, 2010 - Jun 01, 2010

Louis LaBrie Solo Exhibition

Cambridge Art Gallery

Santa Monica | California | USA

Nov 06, 2008 - Nov 26, 2008

Coverage

“ ..LaBrie is an artist that experiences and brings to his audience the world in its entire splendor; its existence and significance... ”
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Cambridge Art Gallery

“ ..LaBrie has an extraordinary skill and patience to capture nature’s most intricate interconnected shapes, repetitive patterns and colors, which are reflections true to nature and carefully mirrored upon... ”
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Cambridge Art Gallery