Philippe Jamin

¤ 60 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE ¤

As a "free" student at the Fine Arts school in Toulouse, he was a student of Mr.Espinasse (sketch and drawing section). Self-taught in painting and sculpture, he honed his craft over time.

His famous workshop in Collioure, Roussillon, was frequented by knowledgeable art enthusiasts from 1963 to 1984. With a cosmopolitan clientele visiting for over 20 years, his works can be found in numerous countries around the world.

He crossed paths with many other well-known painters of today, such as Balbino Giner and Maria Lluis (a friend to this day).

His compound first name (Jacques-Philippe) is only partially used; he chose the first part, Jacques, for many years. In 1975, the year of his father's death and the birth of his daughter, he decided to choose the second part, Philippe, to begin a new "cycle."

He held exhibitions in several cities in the south of France, accumulating first prizes and medals in various regions.

He settled on the Charente coast and also painted in Brittany (1980-1986). He regularly exhibited in Talmont.
In 1987, he returned to Toulouse.

From that date onwards, his artistic evolution led him to a period of abstract art known as "cosmic."

Simultaneously, he constantly sought sculpt...