painting of a forested lakeshore with dense evergreen trees and grasses reflected in still water under layered, drifting clouds
Limited edition lakeshore landscape print "Langiro: The Echo Remains" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting dense evergreen trees, grasses reflected in still water, and layered drifting clouds.
Acrylic painting of a forested lakeshore with dense evergreen trees and grasses reflected in still water under layered, drifting clouds
Limited edition lakeshore landscape print "Langiro: The Echo Remains" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting dense evergreen trees, grasses reflected in still water, and layered drifting clouds.
Original lakeshore landscape painting "Langiro: The Echo Remains" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting dense evergreen trees, grasses reflected in still water, and layered drifting clouds.
Acrylic painting of a forested lakeshore with dense evergreen trees and grasses reflected in still water under layered, drifting clouds
Original lakeshore landscape painting "Langiro: The Echo Remains" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting dense evergreen trees, grasses reflected in still water, and layered drifting clouds.
Original lakeshore landscape painting "Langiro: The Echo Remains" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting dense evergreen trees, grasses reflected in still water, and layered drifting clouds.

#303 - Langiro: The Echo Remains

$133
SKU: MP-303-E1
Type:Giclée Museum Paper
Size:12" x 16"
Print No. 7 of 100
Original Painting: Size 30" x 40" , Date March 2026

This limited edition fine art print by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon is reproduced from the original heavy body acrylic painting on canvas, preserving the reflective water, layered brushwork, and quiet atmosphere of the northern Quebec landscape. Available in museum fine art paper, canvas, and gloss metal formats, the archival reproduction maintains the softened shoreline, low drifting cloud, and subdued surface movement present within the original artwork.

The stillness of the lake carries through the entire composition. Water, forest, and cloud remain closely connected without sharp separation between them, allowing the landscape to feel calm and uninterrupted from one side of the scene to the other. Reeds and lily pads sit quietly near the shoreline while the darker tree line and low cloud create depth further into the distance. The print holds onto the quieter atmosphere of the original painting and the feeling of being alone within a remote northern landscape at the end of the season.
~ Part of Jeff Dillon’s ongoing collection of original contemporary Canadian fine art. ~