The Search for the Giant Squid by Richard Ellis

He has been the subject of cover stories in American Artist, Ocean Realm, Wildlife Conservation,Yale's Discovery magazine, and his alumni magazine, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Ellis is the author of more than eighty magazine articles, which have appeared in such journals as Geo, Audubon, Natural History, Animal Kingdom, Curator, Smithsonian, Science Digest, and National Geographic. One hundred and six of his paintings were selected by the Smithsonian Institution to form a traveling exhibit of the marine mammals of the world, and these paintings are now in the permanent collection of Whaleworld, a museum in Albany, Western Australia. His paintings have been exhibited at one-man and group shows from coast to coast. He has been asked to advise on many museum installations, and in 1978, he completed a 35-foot long whale mural for the Denver Museum of Natural History. His shark paintings have been featured in Sports Afield, Audubon, Sport Diver, Nautical Quarterly, Reader's Digest, and of course his own 'Book of Sharks,' now in its seventh printing, and called the most popular book on sharks ever written. His paintings of whales have appeared in Audubon, National Wildlife, Australian Geographic, the Encyclopedia Britannica, and numerous other national and international publications. RICHARD ELLIS is currently recognized as the foremost painter of marine natural history subjects in America.

Biography of Artist Richard Ellis - Marine Natural History

The Search for the Giant Squid by Richard Ellis