Jean-Yves Tabourot
Bespoke automotive fine art
The art critic and car historian Brian Sewell once declared that ‘motor racing is like art; both are about describing a line’. Rarely has this been more true than in the work of Jean-Yves Tabourot.
Based in the heart of the UK’s illustrious ‘motorsport valley’ - the famous strip of Oxfordshire that’s home to such notable names as Williams, McLaren, Renault, Mercedes, Force India and Red Bull
The years spent combining engineering with artistry have led JYT on fascinating journeys of creative discovery, working with and immortalising the cars he and his clients love in his uniquely distinctive way, capturing the style and soul of these beautiful machines through their exquisite lines, details and features.
Having reached a point where he focuses mostly on commission work, contacting JYT is the perfect first step for those interested in owning an exciting and unique painting that captures the essence of your favourite car, whether you own it yourself or merely dream of it drop him a line with some initial thoughts, and Jean-Yves will be happy to send you some sketches or photographs that best reflect your chosen subject.
Based in the heart of the UK’s illustrious ‘motorsport valley’ - the famous strip of Oxfordshire that’s home to such notable names as Williams, McLaren, Renault, Mercedes, Force India and Red Bull
The years spent combining engineering with artistry have led JYT on fascinating journeys of creative discovery, working with and immortalising the cars he and his clients love in his uniquely distinctive way, capturing the style and soul of these beautiful machines through their exquisite lines, details and features.
Having reached a point where he focuses mostly on commission work, contacting JYT is the perfect first step for those interested in owning an exciting and unique painting that captures the essence of your favourite car, whether you own it yourself or merely dream of it drop him a line with some initial thoughts, and Jean-Yves will be happy to send you some sketches or photographs that best reflect your chosen subject.
Jean-Yves' portfolio is almost entirely available in limited edition prints; these are giclée printed on high quality Hahnemühle etching 310 grs paper, all numbered and signed by the artist.
Current exhibition at The Face NY, 457 Broome St, Soho, NYC
Testimonials
This is a stunning piece. I'm a 40-something female who has never been into cars...but the beauty of this piece makes me finally get why so many people are into them. It's glamorous and interesting. The print is very high quality and arrived fairly quickly from the UK. The seller was communicative. Framed it already with a dark green mat and black frame, hanging it up today.
Kathrine, USA
'The talented Jean-Yves Tabourot, when I first came across him, he was leading a team of remarkable people building cutting-edge seamless shift race gearboxes for Williams F1. More recently he became a leading light in the development of the peerless Jaguar CX75 and now he reveals another hidden talent with the paintbrush. Sublimely impressive.' Liam, UK
'Pour commettre ceci, il faut aimer l'automobile plus que de raison et posséder une aptitude artistique à la hauteur de cet amour ! Bravo ! ' Fabien, France
'I’m really pleased with the print - the quality of the paper and the print itself are better than expected and look like an original' Tim, UK
Kathrine, USA
'The talented Jean-Yves Tabourot, when I first came across him, he was leading a team of remarkable people building cutting-edge seamless shift race gearboxes for Williams F1. More recently he became a leading light in the development of the peerless Jaguar CX75 and now he reveals another hidden talent with the paintbrush. Sublimely impressive.' Liam, UK
'Pour commettre ceci, il faut aimer l'automobile plus que de raison et posséder une aptitude artistique à la hauteur de cet amour ! Bravo ! ' Fabien, France
'I’m really pleased with the print - the quality of the paper and the print itself are better than expected and look like an original' Tim, UK
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