France
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1957
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Biography
Born in the region of Lyon, Pam studied applied languages at university before entering a career in Civil Aviation. The year she discovered sculpture was the same year that she acquired her donkeys. Their presence took over her life, her heart and her work. Their marvelous character never failed to inspire her with their simplicity and their sensitivity, and before long she felt herself charged with the mission of giving the donkey a place in art.
Invited in her lifetime as a guest of honor to the Pompom Museum in Saulieu, her works are on display at the international salon of Saumor and the monumental statue of “Big Timmy,” a particularly large sculpture was bought by the city of Tarbes for public enjoyment. Although she left us too soon, Pam’s works are still on exhibited at the Galerie Imagine, a testament to our attachment to this extraordinary artist gifted with great talent and generosity.
Invited in her lifetime as a guest of honor to the Pompom Museum in Saulieu, her works are on display at the international salon of Saumor and the monumental statue of “Big Timmy,” a particularly large sculpture was bought by the city of Tarbes for public enjoyment. Although she left us too soon, Pam’s works are still on exhibited at the Galerie Imagine, a testament to our attachment to this extraordinary artist gifted with great talent and generosity.
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