Geoff Hunt Artist Signed Limited Edition Giclee Print:" The Unknown Shore"
Artist: Geoff Hunt
Title: The Unknown Shore
Size: Image size 12 x 17.5 inches, paper size 12 x17.5 inches. | Canvas: 13" x 19 inches.
Medium: Fine Art Giclee Print on Paper and Canvas.
Edition: Artist Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition to 450 on Paper with 20 Remarque’s. Canvas Editions limited to 250. COA Included
About the Artist: Geoff Hunt is best known for painting the covers of Patrick O'Brian novels, Geoff Hunt lives in Wimbledon, England with his wife and two sons. He was born in 1948, and studied graphic design at Kingston and Epsom Schools of Art from 1966-70, becoming a freelance artist and designer after working two years in advertising. He served as Art Editor of the journal WARSHIP from 1977-79, and has designed many books on marine subjects (including a bang-up job on Seamanship in the Age of Sail) for Conway Maritime Press. Hunt and his wife spent 1979-80 cruising to the Mediterranean and back in their boat Kipper ...a voyage described in an article in Practical Boat Owner October 1982. He was elected to membership in the Royal Society of Marine Artists in 1989, and has been Honorary Treasurer of that organisation for the past several years. The artist's work is on permanent exhibition at The Royal Naval Museum, Portsmouth ... notably a series of twelve paintings depicting events in the Napoleanic wars; at the Royal Naval Submarine Museum, Gosport; and at the submarine base HMS Neptune, Faslane, Scotland.
Title: The Unknown Shore
Size: Image size 12 x 17.5 inches, paper size 12 x17.5 inches. | Canvas: 13" x 19 inches.
Medium: Fine Art Giclee Print on Paper and Canvas.
Edition: Artist Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition to 450 on Paper with 20 Remarque’s. Canvas Editions limited to 250. COA Included
About the Artist: Geoff Hunt is best known for painting the covers of Patrick O'Brian novels, Geoff Hunt lives in Wimbledon, England with his wife and two sons. He was born in 1948, and studied graphic design at Kingston and Epsom Schools of Art from 1966-70, becoming a freelance artist and designer after working two years in advertising. He served as Art Editor of the journal WARSHIP from 1977-79, and has designed many books on marine subjects (including a bang-up job on Seamanship in the Age of Sail) for Conway Maritime Press. Hunt and his wife spent 1979-80 cruising to the Mediterranean and back in their boat Kipper ...a voyage described in an article in Practical Boat Owner October 1982. He was elected to membership in the Royal Society of Marine Artists in 1989, and has been Honorary Treasurer of that organisation for the past several years. The artist's work is on permanent exhibition at The Royal Naval Museum, Portsmouth ... notably a series of twelve paintings depicting events in the Napoleanic wars; at the Royal Naval Submarine Museum, Gosport; and at the submarine base HMS Neptune, Faslane, Scotland.
