
Daniela Llanos-Lee is a Trinidadian-born Canadian painter based in Niagara Falls whose oil paintings reflect a blend of classical realism and expressive technique. Working in still life, portraiture, and landscape, she combines indirect Old Master methods with alla prima painting to produce emotionally resonant and visually rich works. Her art appeals to collectors who appreciate timeless beauty, craftsmanship, and the pursuit of meaning through art.
DANIELA LLANOS-LEE
Daniela Llanos-Lee
(b. Trinidad | Lives and works in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada)
Daniela Llanos-Lee is a Trinidadian-born Canadian oil painter known for her elegant synthesis of painterly realism and classical technique. Based in Niagara Falls, her work spans still life, landscape, and portraiture—appealing to collectors drawn to timeless craftsmanship and the pursuit of beauty, truth, and emotional depth.
Trained under Paul Richard James at his traditional atelier in Hamilton, Daniela combines the indirect methods of the Old Masters with alla prima brushwork to create luminous, expressive works that capture both atmosphere and detail. Her paintings reflect a deep commitment to classical values in art while maintaining a contemporary sensitivity.
Daniela’s compositions invite quiet contemplation. Whether depicting a moment of stillness in nature or the subtle expression of a human face, her work is guided by a sense of reverence—for light, for form, and for meaning.
As her practice continues to evolve, Daniela Llanos-Lee is gaining recognition for her refined technique and philosophical approach to artmaking—creating pieces that resonate with collectors who value beauty as a form of truth.