The Man & His Art

Robert Grant Smith's aviation paintings and prints can be found in museums, and private collections, in the wardrooms of naval vessels, on the walls of the Pentagon and countless military installations, and in congressional and corporate offices. A selection of his paintings is on permanent display at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.

His powerful depictions of the extraordinary American victory in the great naval battle at Midway between 4-6 June 1942 have helped to raise public awareness and appreciation of the battle that turned the tide against Japan in the Pacific War. His Midway paintings have also helped to fill an historical void caused by the absence of any photographic record of the critical minutes when the tide of the battle finally turned in America's favor.

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Printing Process

All of the reproducitons are produced by Zebra Publishing, LLC, using the finest materials available today.

First the original artwork is meticulously scanned using an ultra high resolution scanner or when possible, captured using a custom built 320 mega pixel digital camera in the Zebra Publishing studio. The resultant image is then printed onto archival canvas or fine art watercolor paper using archival pigmented inks. It is then coated with a custom developed coating that protects the images for generations to come. The final result looks like the original and comes with a lifetime guarantee against fading or water damage.

If you have any questions concerning the process, contact Zebra Publishing at 561-882-4456 or send email to rehall3@mac.com.