Between 1945 and 1954, he was in contact with the most renowned painters in Tunisia (Moses Lévy, Jules Lellouche, Robert Hue, Abdelaziz Gorgi, etc.) while his functions at the Postal Administration involved frequent travel. These allowed him to paint on the motif of Djerba, Gabès, Monastir, El Jem, Mahdia and Tabarka. Georges Massa exhibited from 1949 to 1953 at the Tunisian Salon. In 1953, the Tunisian Government acquired the “Rue à Barcelona” which it exhibited at the Tunisian Salon that same year. He also participated in the Salon Arte de Tunis, founded in 1954 by artists from the Postal Administration, as well as in the Alliance Française of the same city. Installed in France, he kept returning to Tunisia and painting there. From 1956 to 2000, Georges Massa participated in numerous gr.
| Type | Ink |
| Style | 1970 |
| Gender | Deco art |
| Features | On paper |
| Theme | Landscape |
| Country Of Origin | France |
| Brand | Unbranded |
The subtle details in the landscape theme remind you of a quiet walk in the countryside.