Paul Mellia Studios
This is the only Official Website of Paul Mellia, Super Realism Artist.
Paul Mellia has spent the last 30 years creating original artwork in a style admired by all who have collected his work.
Staying faithful to the original characteristics of his subjects, Paul adds a 3-dimensional effect to his finished pieces that not only makes the work individual but also a secure investment for any reputable art collector.
In 2006 Paul Mellia’s ‘Batman & Joker’ Original was sold in a London gallery for £56,000 and was recently re-sold via the London Stock Exchange for in excess of £76,000.
Secondary sales of Paul Mellia’s work is becoming more and more apparent, providing a lucrative asset for those looking to make a sound investment. Since appearing in The Financial Times in 2010 Paul has been inundated by investors and enquiries into all of his work. From Bankers through to his regular fans, Paul’s artwork illustrates how it can prove worthwhile to invest in his art, rather than leaving money in a bank.
"The right time for a new direction"
says Paul Mellia Paul Mellia meets Sir Peter Blake Paul Mellia was delighted and honoured to be asked to create an Original art mural for
The Olympics 2012 The Saatchi Gallery, London Charity Auction BBC Radio 2 interviewed Paul Mellia on The Arts Show with Claudia Winkleman. "Popular for all the right reasons..." says Financial Times Arts & Culture: Peter Aspden.
Paul Mellia has spent the last 30 years creating original artwork in a style admired by all who have collected his work.
Staying faithful to the original characteristics of his subjects, Paul adds a 3-dimensional effect to his finished pieces that not only makes the work individual but also a secure investment for any reputable art collector.
In 2006 Paul Mellia’s ‘Batman & Joker’ Original was sold in a London gallery for £56,000 and was recently re-sold via the London Stock Exchange for in excess of £76,000.
Secondary sales of Paul Mellia’s work is becoming more and more apparent, providing a lucrative asset for those looking to make a sound investment. Since appearing in The Financial Times in 2010 Paul has been inundated by investors and enquiries into all of his work. From Bankers through to his regular fans, Paul’s artwork illustrates how it can prove worthwhile to invest in his art, rather than leaving money in a bank.
MAY 2019 : Paul has been busy working on some exciting new works that he will be showcasing in London, Los Angeles & Barcelona at the end of the year.
says Paul Mellia
The Olympics 2012
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