David Alexander

David Alexander, Tangled Vine and Cedar, Oil on Canvas, 12”X12”, $100

David Alexander, Oat Field And Farmhouse, Oil on canvas, 9” x 12”, $150

David Alexander, Barracuda II, Acrylic on plywood, 12” x 24”, $400

David Alexander, City Hall Clock Tower From The Harbour, Oil on canvas, 11” x 14”, $150

Backwater 24"X30" Oil on Canvas $400

David Alexander, Reef # 2, Acrylic on canvas, 8” x 10”, $140

David Alexander, Stealth, Acrylic and collage, 8” x 10”, $140

David Alexander, Zacchaeus, come Down, Oil on canvas, 30” x 40”, $2100

Swing Bridge, Glen Ross 8"X10" Oil on Canvas $120

Iron Bridge 8"X10" Oil on Canvas $120

David Alexander, PATHWAY TO THE GORGE, Acrylic on canvas, 10 x 8”, $150

David Alexander, TWIN PINES, Oil on panel, 16” tondo, $300

Along Sawgeen Creek Acrylic on Panel 24" X 48" $900

A LIGHT IN THE FOREST Mixed Media, 32 x 48, $800.00

Ascension Mural Murray Street A. M. E. Church Brantford, Ontario 1971

AME - Ascension Mural Detail

The Fruitful Vine Oil on Canvas 36" X 48" $1200

Exxon Valdez (no "B. ") Mixed Media 30" X 40" $800

Code Acrylic on Panel 36" X 48" $800

Autumn Park Oil on Canvas 30" X 40" $800

The Fields of High Summer Oil on Gessoed Rag Paper 24" X 30" $500

Emergence Mixed Media 24" X 30" $700

Joy Charcoal 24" X 30" $500

The First Circle Cold Wax Encaustic 36" X 40" $1600

Struggle Mixed Media 12" D $300

Low Tide Acrylic on Plywood 48" X 56" N F S

David Alexander, Field near Campbellford, Acrylic, $120

David Alexander, Rock Boundary and Bush, Oil, 9” x 12”, $120

David Alexander, Sunset Kingston, Oil, 12” x 12”. $100

David Alexander, Northumberland Hills, Acrylic, $120

David Alexander, Hubble Hill, Oil and mixed media, 8” x 10”, $120

David Alexander, April Snow, Oil, 9” x 12”, $120

David Alexander, Lionhead Chiclid, Mixed media, 3.5” x 5”, $30

David Alexander, Reef #4, Acrylic, $100

David Alexander, Hubble Hill South #5, Mixed media, 8” x 10”, $120

David Alexander, Miekel John’s Barn, Oil, 10” x 10”, $120

David Alexander, Nano-tech Cell Division #1, Mixed Media, 20” diameter, $240

David Alexander, Parkway Pisces, Acrylic, 12” x 12”, $100

David Alexander, Gizzard Shad, Acrylic, 3.5” x 2.75”, $20

David Alexander, Reef #3, Acrylic, $100

David Alexander, Zacchaeus come down, Acrylic on Rag Paper, 22" dia., $800

David Alexander, Spirit Quest, Oil on canvas, 36" x 48", $2,200

David Alexander, Akbar’s Symposium, acrylic on canvas board, 24” x 30”, $800

David Alexander, Lost Child, Acrylic on plywood panel, 24” x 24.5”, $1700

David Alexander, PATHWAY TO THE GORGE, Oil on Canvas, 20" X 30”, $700

David Alexander, AUTUMN LIGHT, Acrylic on Canvas, 8”X10”, $120

David Alexander, RICE LAKE SCENE, Acrylic on Canvas, 8”X 10”, $120

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David Alexander

David Alexander, Shalmeerhee, discovered the joy of painting at age 11 when his best friend’s father introduced him to landscape painting. David is a graduate of the Ontario College of Art and the University of Toronto. For several years, he was a participating artist-fellow of the Patmos Workshop and Gallery, and later of the Alpha Gallery, exhibiting throughout southern Ontario.
  He has exhibited his work in many group and solo shows including: Patmos Gallery, Toronto; Alpha Gallery, Toronto; Mimico Centennial Library, Toronto; North American Black Historical Museum, Amherstburg, Belleville Public Library Gallery, Belleville, Muskoka Place Gallery, Muskoka; Expressions juried show, Belleville; ArtPlus, Belleville, and as a long-time member of Gallery One-Twenty-One. Beyond Ontario, his work was seen at Scott-McKinnis Gallery, Richmond, Virginia; Artisans du Monde, Montreal, Quebec, and Edifice Belgo, Montreal Quebec;
  Extensive world travel has taken him to many locations around the globe including Europe, the middle East and the Far East. His hand-painted cards have been presented to Pope John Paul II and religious leaders of both the Jewish and Muslim faiths in Jerusalem. David is primarily a painter working in egg tempera, oil, acrylic, charcoal and encaustic. He also creates sculptures from found objects and from clay. He changes medium when it suits his subject matter, theme, and mood. He uses oils to paint alla prima outdoors and uses encaustic, charcoal or egg tempera for allegories.
  In 1982, the construction of an aesthetically-based language called Yan’kahba led him to invent and choose the name Shalmeerhee, which when translated means love-light. He has been teaching art since 1979.

Artist Statement
   Haiku: I wish to transform paint into meditation through one pure marking.