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Philip Jones (Born 1933) trained at the Slade School of Fine Art and produced several pieces of art that he exhibited annually (for more than 10 years) at the Summer Exhibition in The Royal Academy. Jones drew his inspiration from the landscape and fields that surrounded him, as well as from his travels abroad. Jones was considered an abstractionist. And with every exhibition he seemed to move on. He exhibited his art at Stockholm, Galerie Bleue, Norwich, Maddermarket Theatre Gallery, London, Louise Hallett Gallery, Bath,  Louise Hallett Gallery, Bury St. Edmunds, Bircham Contemporary Art, Vanessa Devereux Gallery, Michael Parkin Gallery, Ainscough Contemporary Art, National Museum of Wales, Suffolk Street, London, Leicester Galleries, London, Stone Gallery, Newcastle, Ainscough Gallery, to name just a few. At the beginning of his career, he had trouble knowing what or whom he had fallen in love with. Jones had a strong feeling and knew that he had to do some painting of abstracted rounded landscapes the moment he saw some on the wall of a dealer. His art is in the collections of Contemporary Arts Society, London, Plymouth Art Gallery, Nuffield Foundation, Newport Museum and Art Gallery, Oxfordshire Education Committee, Rederi AB Svea, Stockholm, Coventry Education Authority, British Transport Commission, National Museum of Wales, SchoolsService, and Swedish Merchant Bank, Malmo. He was able to explore further within his own sensibilities, but remained finely consistent with his earlier selves and personality. Today, framed Philip Jones art are in high demand and are highly priced by many art dealers.