Born 11 October, Saint-Sauveur. His mother died two weeks thereafter.
In Beirut, he encountered the poet Théo Léger, who would later introduce him to the Jouve family during the winter months. This was followed shortly by his encounter with Balthus.
His first stay in Sils-Maria coincided with the beginning of an analysis with Blanche Reverchon.
He grew close to Pierre Jean Jouve and regularly spent the summers in Sils-Maria with the poet and his wife.
Encounter with Raymond Mason and Josef Šíma.
Encounter with Véronique Jordan.
Marriage and the birth of their son Emmanuel, whose godfather was Pierre Jean Jouve.
He turned entirely to painting after the near-total destruction of his earlier work.
Death of Blanche Reverchon.
Death of Pierre Jean Jouve.
Died in Paris.
Galerie Ditesheim, Neuchâtel. Catalogue. Préface d’Odile Bombarde
Parution d’une monographie avec textes de: Odile Bombarde, Emmanuel Boncenne, Martine Broda,Jean Clair, Raymond Mason, Philippe Roman, et Sam Szafran. Editions Gourcuff Gradenigo, Montreuil
Exposition collective ‘Paysage’, Pont- l’Evêque
Galerie Jacques Elbaz, Paris. Catalogue, préface de Jean Clair.
Galerie Jacques Elbaz, Paris. Dix-neufs oeuvres exposées. Catalogue, préface de Jean Clair.
Galerie Briance, Paris. Quatorze oeuvres exposées. Catalogue
Palais des Beaux- Arts, ‘Nouvelle Subjectivité’, Bruxelles, avec: R.B.Kitaj,J.Dine, S.Szafran, A. Lopez-Garcia, R.Mason, D. Hochney, R. Guinan, J. Ornter, F. Barbâtre.
Fondation Rotschild, ‘Nouvelle Subjectivité’, Paris
‘Le désespoir du peintre’, Jouy-en-Joyas
