David Langevin

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We’re excited to share that the full collection for David Langevin and Graeme Shaw’s two-person exhibition, Spirit of Place: Memory, Light, and Presence, is now live on our website.

Each artist brings a powerful, personal approach to landscape—David with his bold, character-rich portraits of trees and nature, and Graeme with his light-filled, memory-driven views of wild places.

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The stillness of David Langevin's wilderness landscapes is juxtaposed with the dramatic play of his compositional elements, light, and colour. Contrast is the underlying theme in all of David’s acrylic paintings. This talented draftsman uses a profound knowledge of materials and techniques combined with a brilliant sense of design and drama to create striking renditions of the Canadian wilderness.

Born and raised in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, he began drawing and painting before starting school. After receiving a BFA from the University of Ottawa, his restless desire to perfect his skills led him to continue his studies and research at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the Canadian Conservation Institute in Ottawa, and McGill University, where he obtained a Masters Degree in Art Education. After spending several years teaching art, David continues to lecture and give workshops on “The Craft of Painting.”

David has been painting full time since 1994 and is rapidly gaining recognition for his dynamic and original landscapes and “Treescapes”. More recently he has painted larger pieces on canvas. As with his works on panel, he uses the highest quality, permanent materials and prepares them himself. David has the stretcher bars custom made and sizes the canvas on both sides to ensure its longevity and resistance to moisture.

His work is admired and appreciated by art lovers, collectors, and artists alike, and this is reflected in the growing success he enjoys as an artist.