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Performing Arts - 1980

Click for a larger view     In February 1980 one of Jean's drawings of Jossee Calder, a favorite model (see Art and Photography magazine interview), was featured on the cover of this magazine. Performing Arts reported the following about the artist:

     Jean Tabaud was born in France and came to the United States for the first time in 1953. He kept an international schedule for many years before settling down at his studio in New York. During his exciting career, he has done portraits of the Stavros Niarchos family, Baroness Fiona von Thyssen, Deborah Kerr, Charles Boyer, Mrs. Mellon-Warner and her children, Mrs. Ted Kennedy, the Henry Ford family, Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont III, John Kenneth Gaibraith and many others. He retired to country life in Pawling, N.Y. in 1974, where, in the peacefu] isolation of wooded hills, he devotes most of his time to writing, a strong inclination he has long suppressed.

     In recent years, he has pursued his love for portrait painting and drawing exclusively in Houston, where he visits each winter to retrieve the company of old friends while escaping the snow of his Pawling woods.

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