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Fine Arts
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Charles Camoin loses his father at an early age. It is thus his
mother who enrolls him at the Beaux-Arts de Paris where he establishes
an undying friendship with Henri Matisse and Alber Marquet.
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Dividing his time between Paris and Provence, namely Saint-Tropez, Charles Camoin paints not only portraits but also views, bouquets, and countless marine landscapes. Nobody could define his interests better than the painter himself. "I still consider myself a Fauve. there are two kinds of colors, real ones and superficial ones. You have to choose. I think you must deal with the real ones and it's what I've done since the outset".
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