Jason Line paints primarily from observation and works from a variety of subject matter whether it’s the human form, nature or the still life. The subject is always rigorously examined with a particular focus on the relationship and tension between forms and the geometry of composition.

Biography
1983-7: Camberwell School of Art and Gloucestershire College of Art.
Exhibited over the years in a number of commercial galleries including John Martin Gallery and the Medici Gallery. Selected exhibitions include the The BP Portrait Award, National Portrait Gallery, The Royal Society of Portrait Painters, The Lynn Painter-Stainers Prize, The New English Art Club and The Discerning Eye at the Mall Galleries, London.
In addition to his own work, Jason has undertaken commissions to paint portraits, paintings and other scenic artwork for film and television.
Recent film productions include: ‘The Death of Stalin’, ‘Florence Foster Jenkins’, ‘The Danish Girl’, ‘The Riot Club’ and ‘Quartet’.
Television productions include: ‘The Crown’, ‘Jekyll & Hyde’, ‘Poldark’, ‘The Hollow Crown (Richard II)’ and the recent Agatha Christie drama, ‘Ordeal By Innocence’.
Earlier this year he completed a number of murals for the new ‘Being Brunel’ Museum in Bristol.