Land of the Free

British-American oil painter David FeBland employs a range of naturalistic styles and a democracy of influences in his representational depictions of everyday events that go unnoticed. "I like to take the guy no one remembers and build a world around him. I separate him from his subculture and cast…British-American oil painter David FeBland employs a range of naturalistic styles and a democracy of influences in his representational depictions of everyday events that go unnoticed. "I like to take the guy no one remembers and build a world around him. I separate him from his subculture and cast him in a leading role.” His work is often portrayed as an allegorical updating of the journalistic street painters of the early 20th century, and Art in America describes it as “a kind of Ashcan School at a raw hip-hop pace.” FeBland is represented in galleries and corporate & museum collections throughout the USA and Europe and has participated in over 100 art fairs and solo & group exhibitions throughout the world.

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