Paul F. Thibodeau

About the Artist

Maine artist Paul F. Thibodeau is a 1966 graduate of the Portland School of Fine &&&& Applied Art [currently the Maine College of Art], where received a Ross Scholarship, the Alumni President''s Award, and the Federal Building &&&& Association''s Purchase Prize. After serving a two-year term with the U.S. Navy as a photographer, Paul spent the next 19 years with the Lincoln News as a commercial artist, photographer, and lithographer, before establishing his own business, Thibodeau Graphics.

Paul has been capturing the beauty of the Maine outdoors for over 30 years. His works include original watercolors, acrylics, limited edition prints, note cards, and photographs of the Maine coast, Downeast lighthouses, Mt. Katahdin at Baxter State Park, and historic buildings of the Bangor area, including railway stations and trains.

The Maine artist''s works have been on display at the University of Maine at the Orono Artists of Maine Gallery, Bowdoin College, the Farnsworth Museum in Rockland, Arts &&&& Antiques, Sullivan, EMCC, EMMC, the Northlight Gallery in Millinocket, and AMES A/E, Architects and Engineers, Bangor.

Statement: ""I''ve been influenced by numerous styles and artists that I''ve studied over the past 40 years. Currently my paintings are a culmination of those styles, and Maine''s landscapes, that have inspired me to create those very personal images.""

Paul Thibodeau