David FeBland

David FeBland is a British painter born in London.

“He describes the interaction between man and his physical universe through a series of invented truths, a sleight of the facts as it were, inspired by observations of everyday life throughout the world.”

David FeBland has recieved degrees from the University of Virginia and the University of Manchester, and he pursued careers in Landscape Architecture and Communication Design before turning to painting in the mid-1980s.

Since 1984, David FeBland has bicycled through 55 countries around the world, often using his observations as inspiration for his painting, and his work considers issues of privacy, conflict, and isolation in contemporary urban life.

David FeBland’s paintings draw upon experiences across a wide range of geographical locations, and David FeBland is driven by a conviction that certain behavioral responses to ones environment are universal.

David FeBland’s work has been compared to Ben Shahn and Diego Rivera, and it suggests an evolution of socially conscious realism that embraces expressive elements, giving his paintings a quality that achives poignancy similar to the films of Spike Lee.

  • Born in London, UK.
  • Self-taught artist.
  • Bicycled through 55 countries for inspiration.
  • Shows extensively in Europe, the UK, and the US.
  • Reviewed in Art in America and The New York Times.

David FeBland is represented by galleries in Los Angeles, New York, London, Frankfurt, and Berlin, and he has participated in over 70 solo and group shows since beginning his painting career.

David FeBland’s work has been featured in American Artist Magazine, PBS Television, New American Paintings, The Spectator, and Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, and David FeBland continues to explore the interaction between man and his physical universe through his art, creating a body of work that resonates with audiences worldwide.

You can see more of David FeBland’s paintings on his official website: davidfebland.com.


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