Welcome to the website of award winning wildlife artist
Jeremy Paul
BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year – 3 times category winner
Original wildlife paintings, limited edition prints, postage ‘stamp prints’, greeting cards
SALE OF WILDLIFE ART PRINTS – SEE BELOW OR GO TO PRINTS PAGES
NEXT EXHIBITION
ISLE GALLERY, TYNWALD MILLS, ISLE OF MAN – September 29 to November 3rd
Contact me if you would like to attend the private view
‘New Website’ – Wren
New Painting – Limited Edition available. Go to Prints pages
14x9″
Two Gentlemen – Botswana
30x20″ sold
SALE: I still have some prints remaining from the ‘pre-digital’ age when the whole edition was printed on off-set litho presses.
I have decided to offer these at the trade price (50%) of normal retail. Including postage – Go to print pages.
Winter Sun – Barn Owl
22x15″
Recent Images
Below are some of my Limited Edition Prints available to buy through my ‘wildlife art prints’ pages.
Gift Vouchers available (any value) – please contact me for details
Latest News
Birds in Art
Thrilled to learn that my painting in 'Birds in Art' is being purchased for the permanent collection at the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum of Wausau, Wisconsin USA The painting is also included in the 'touring exhibition' visiting S.Carolina, Texas and New York...
read moreMarks and Sencer plc
Late last year I was commissioned by Marks and Spencer plc to produce a panorama painting of a woodland with British Wildlife. This was to go round a biscuit tin. Now available in M&S Food stores!
read moreNature in Art
Will be 'artist in residence' at Nature in Art near Gloucester June 21-26th. Will be painting in the studio and will have originals and prints on display. http://natureinart.org.uk/
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About the Artist
Born in Accrington, Lancashire, UK in 1954, Jeremy Paul had a successful career in marine biology before becoming a professional Wildlife Artist. After receiving a Doctorate for research, his work took him to live in Spain and some of the most beautiful and remote areas of the British Isles, particularly the west coast of Scotland including a period on a small island with a total population of 6.
