Jean Philippe Piter
Jean Philippe Piter (born 4 April 1968) is a Senegalese-born French photographer, known for his fine-art nudes. Alongside his work as a photographer, he is also the founder and art director of the magazine Pure St Barth, which was first published in 2003.
Jean Philippe Piter
- Name
- Jean Philippe Piter
- Birthplace
- Dakar, Senegal
- Born
- 4 April 1968
- Occupation
- Photographer
- Nationality
- France
- Languages
- French
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Jean Philippe Piter (born 4 April 1968) is a Senegalese-born French photographer, known for his fine-art nudes. Alongside his work as a photographer, he is also the founder and art director of the magazine Pure St Barth, which was first published in 2003.
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• Name — Jean Philippe Piter • Birthplace — Dakar, Senegal • Born — 4 April 1968 • Occupation — Photographer • Website — jeanphilippepiter.com
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Jean Philippe Piter was born on 4 April 1968 in Dakar, Senegal. At the age of 16, he left Dakar and moved to France where he began his studies in photography. He was assistant to many known photographers in the industry, including Michel Comte, Jacques Durand and Yann Arthus-Bertrand. His work has appeared in publications, including Architectural Digest, CitizenK, Vanity Fair, W, Photo, Numéro, and British Vogue and has shot advertising campaigns for Google Glass and Audemars Piguet. Piter's work has been published in several books, including The Eye of St Barth, Liaigre 2 (Flammarion), Liaigre 3 (Flammarion), Living in Delphi (Assouline), The Eye of Saint-Barth (Pure). He is represented by Space Gallery St Barth where his fine-art photography is showcased and sold.
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1968
Jean Philippe Piter born at Dakar.
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- 1.Jean Philippe Piter Photography.
- 2.Gerard Depardieu by JPP.
- 3.Jean Philippe Piter in GALA magazine N°965.
- 4.Campaña publicitaria para Google.
- 5.Joseph Licata. JPP’s Pure Magazine in ‘Surf Collective NYC’.
- 6.Christian Liaigre – Interior decorator’.
- 7.Christian Liaigre. LIAIGRE book at RIZZOLI New York.
- 8.The Eye of St Barth –Book at CLIC Gallery St Barth.
- 9."St Barth Weekly" N°306, Newspaper. Exhibition of JPP's fine art at Clic Gallery St Barth.
- 10.JPP at CLIC Gallery St Barth.
- 11.Entrevista a Jean Philippe Piter para 25th Century.
- 12.Fotografías por Jean Philippe Piter para SIBARTH.
- 13.Fotografías por Jean Philippe Piter en Architectural Digest.
- 14.Videos subacuáticos de Jean Philippe Piter.
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