Paul David Manktelow was born in Hastings, England. At an early age Paul showed great interest and promise in art and music and has spent his life developing his skills in these areas.

He now resides in Reno, Nevada with his wife, Julie and their children and enjoys life as a successful, internationally recognized artist focusing on large panoramic murals, which he paints both in Europe and America.

STYLE: All murals originally designed to create a dramatic impression for any environment.

ART TRAINING: Upon graduation from Reno High School, was awarded a scholarship to attend the commercial art school in Reno Nevada. Attended Eastbourne College of Art in England, and bicycled throughout Europe painting landscapes and studying the major museum works by the great masters.
 

• Kansas City, Kansas (8,770 sq.ft.) August 2002
• Dundee, Michigan (4528 sq.ft.) August, 2000
• Mitchell, South Dakota (2190 sq.ft.) March, 2000
• East Grand Forkes, Minnesota (1176 sq.ft.) September, 1999
• Prairie Du Chien., Wisconsin (1138 sq.ft.) September, 1998
• Owatonna, Minnesota (2515 sq.ft.) March, 1998

"Beautiful murals bring the african outdoors inside giving the displays depth and a realistic atmosphere. This African elephant appears as if he could step right out onto the showroom floor." www.cabelas.com

 

• Majestic Views Resort and Museum located in Springdale, Utah - November 2001
• Carlton Lodge Hotel Mural - Dundee, Michigan - April 2001
• Scheffer Trophy Room Mural - Dortmund, Germany - February 2001
• Northeastern Nevada Museum Showroom Murals - Elko, Nevada - May 1999
• Project Supervisor - "Youth Artworks Mural Project" -Wingfield Park - Reno, Nevada -July 1998
• Mural designed and painted for Frehner Construction Company located in Las Vegas, Nevada - November 1997
• Several Murals designed and painted for Animal Artistry, Inc. in Reno, Nevada and Wild Life Art in Breitenau, Germany.

• Illustrated many books, greeting cards, CD covers in the U.S. and England and has sold paintings in Galleries in Europe, England, Canada and the United States.

• January 2002 - Clear Lake, California - Myers
• February 2001 - Dortmund, Germany - Scheffer
• May 2000 - Holcombe, Wisconsin - LaBarge
• February 1999 - Dortmund, Germany - Scheffer
• June 1998 - Joplin, Missouri - Cornell
• July 1995 - St. Gilgen, Austria - Keidle