Revere La Noue is an artist, filmmaker, and named after the revolutionary Paul Revere.  His work reflects a deep reverence for timeless stories and the power of images to help people express their passion and identity.

He is constantly searching for, defining, and protecting his own lane. Every time he approaches a new work, he strives to ensure it includes elements unlike anything done before. As a former Division I lacrosse player, his art often reveals a free, untamed physical style and a spirited approach to color and composition. He is committed to making each artwork a window into an intriguing world—one filled with vitality and energy that speaks to the inner self.

His films and art projects have led him to often-overlooked corners of the globe—from the towering sand dunes of the Liwa Oasis to the dramatic cliffs of the Drakensberg Amphitheater and the secret archives of the Vatican Library. These diverse cultures, landscapes, and untold stories enrich his perspective, allowing him to blend observation and imagination in his work..

Collectors from around the world and nearly every US state have acquired his original paintings and limited edition prints. He has exhibited work at iconic venues such as the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum, the North Carolina Museum of Art, and the American Embassy in Poland as part of the State Department’s prestigious Art in Embassies program.

He holds degrees from the University of Notre Dame and Stanford University, and continues to refine and expand his artistic approach through studies at renowned art institutes and academies across the United States and Europe.