Everett Langston

Based in Lincoln, Nebraska, Everett Langston came to art after a career as a sommelier. Wine country showed Langston how much light shapes a scene. On slow afternoons among the vineyards, quick sketches of horses and farm dogs piled up, and those studies became the first serious paintings. Langston also holds a BFA from Ringling College.

Langston blends impressionism with expressionist color and thick, lively texture. The scenes range widely: boats on the San Antonio River Walk at dusk, cable cars climbing San Francisco’s hills, the James River curving through Richmond and a red barn on a Wichita farmstead. Langston’s best sellers are below, stretched over solid wood and ready to hang.