Flora Langlois is first and foremost a nature enthusiast. Her paintings are exuberant celebrations of the natural world, often filled with mystical characters and playful animals. Her work seeks to highlight the beauty of nature, while leaving ample room for flights of fancy and human creativity. The artist infuses her paintings with a joyous energy and a distinct vision that echoes her love for her native land of Costa Rica. In her latest body of works, Langlois' concern for the state of the environment has never been so evident, reminding us all that nature matters.
SELECTED COLLECTIONS
Museo de Arte Costarricense, San Jose, Costa Rica; Lackner & Saenz Corporation, San Jose, Costa Rica; Don Jose Figueres, Former President of Costa Rica, San Jose; Commission for Mario Gonzales’ chapel, Station of the Cross, San Jose, Costa Rica; Columbia Hospital, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co., Twelve Months of the Year, Botanicals of Door County, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Miller Art Center, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
LOVE IN THE TIME OF HUNGER-The Great Gray, Acrylic on Panel, 14 x 11" - sold
LOVE IN THE TIME OF HUNGER-Grey Wolf, Acrylic on Panel, 14 x 11" - sold
LOVE IN THE TIME OF HUNGER-Coatis (to eat or not to eat)
Acrylic on Panel, 14 x 11" - sold
William Nichols
