Camden Falls Gallery

Paul Garnett

A native of Massachusetts, marine artist Paul Garnett is entirely self-taught. For seven years he served as the shipwright on Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s tall ship replica of the famous “Bounty” that was built for M.G.M.’s 1962 production of ‘Mutiny on the Bounty’ starring Marlon Brando.

 

His artwork has been featured in Nautical World Magazine, Marine Art Quarterly and Sea History Magazine., ‘Quarterdeck,’ ‘Soundings,’ ‘ ‘The Nautical Research Journal,’ and ‘North Carolina Historical Review’ as well as the National Maritime Historical Society’s Christmas card. He has also had his paintings appear on A & E’s Sea Tales as well as The History Channel’s program History’s Mysteries and one has been licensed to be used in the background of a film due to be released in 2019. 

 

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  • Napolean to the Northumberland Plymouth by Paul Garnett, Oil, 20 x 36
  • In After Him, Pequod From Moby Dick by Paul Garnett, Oil, 18 x 24
  • Isolated Inferno (Book Cover Art) by Paul Garnett, Oil, 19 x 27
  • Brig Unicorn Off St. Lucia by Paul Garnett, Oil, 18 x 24
  • Crossing the Pond, Mayflower II, 1957 by Paul Garnett, Oil, 18 x 24
  • Pandora -  The Long Arm of the Law by Paul Garnett, Oil, 18 x 24
  • Great Republic by Paul Garnett, Oil, 12 x 16
  • Arriving at Canton by Paul Garnett, Oil, 20 x 30
  • The Hunt for the Passage -Erebus and Terror, 1845 by Paul Garnett, Oil, 12 x 24
  • Entering the Sound by Paul Garnett, Oil, 8 x 10
  • The Plymouth Adventure (Mayflower, 1620) by Paul Garnett, Oil, 18 x 24
  • Sea Warrior by Paul Garnett, Oil, 8 x 10
  • The Weekend Sail by Paul Garnett, Oil, 8 x 10
  • The Bounding Main - The Pirate Ship Trinity by Paul Garnett, Oil, 12 x 15
  • Look Mr. Christian, Land! by Paul Garnett, Oil, 16 x 20