For art consultants, hospitality, publishers and film & TV
Art Licensing: Original Abstract Paintings by Clara Berta
Clara Berta works with select art consultants, publishers, hospitality brands, and film/TV productions to license imagery of her original paintings for commercial use, including print, digital media, set design, and editorial features.
Shown: the Ethereal series, deep blues and golds on dark backgrounds. These paintings are particularly well suited to bedroom suites, spa environments, and executive spaces where depth and contemplation are valued. Browse the full gallery.
Who Licensing Is For
- Art consultants sourcing original abstract art
- Hospitality brands licensing imagery of large-scale paintings
- Publishers using images in print, digital media, and editorial features
- Film and TV productions using paintings for set design
What Licensing Includes
- High-resolution image files of the requested artwork
- A defined usage term (print run, campaign duration, or perpetual use, depending on the agreement)
- Clear attribution requirements (“Clara Berta” credited alongside the piece title)
How to Start
Browse the work
View the full gallery or a series: Minimalism, Color Abstraction, Ethereal, and Interiors.
Contact the studio
Send the specific piece(s), the intended use, and your timeline.
Exhibitions & Recognition
Clara’s work has been exhibited and collected worldwide, notably at the Chiba City Museum of Art in Japan and in galleries across Europe, China, and Dubai. Her paintings are frequently featured in high-profile film and television productions for networks like Disney, ABC, and CBS, and her large-scale original paintings have been placed in hotel lobbies and wellness spaces.
Meet the Artist
Clara Berta is a Hungarian-American contemporary artist based in Laguna Beach, California, specializing in large-scale mixed media paintings that explore the intersection of memory, resilience, and nature. With over two decades of professional experience, her work is recognized for its vibrant fluidity, combining organic forms with a sophisticated layering of harmonious colors.
Her formal training began in the historic art centers of Florence, Italy, and was further refined through intensive study in Studio City, California.
Where to See Her Work
Clara’s original paintings can be seen at galleries including:
You are also welcome to visit her Laguna Beach studio by appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Clara Berta license her paintings to?
Clara works with select art consultants, publishers, hospitality brands, and film/TV productions to license imagery of her original paintings for commercial use, including print, digital media, set design, and editorial features.
What does a licensing agreement include?
High-resolution image files of the requested artwork, a defined usage term (print run, campaign duration, or perpetual use, depending on the agreement), and clear attribution requirements, with “Clara Berta” credited alongside the piece title.
How do I start a licensing inquiry?
Contact the studio with the specific piece(s), intended use, and timeline.
Can I use images from this website?
All original paintings, images, and photographs of artwork on this site are the copyrighted property of Clara Berta. No image may be reproduced, reprinted, or used commercially without written permission. Journalists and bloggers covering Clara’s exhibitions or studio practice are welcome to use provided press images with proper attribution; see the Press Kit for approved media assets.
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Are you an artist? If you want to license your own work, read Clara’s step-by-step guide: How to License Your Art to Art Consultants.
License Clara's Work
Tell the studio which piece(s) you are interested in, the intended use, and your timeline.
Licensing Inquiry