Rod Charlesworth
Rod Charlesworth was born in Northern British Columbia and moved to the Okanagan as a child. He has been greatly inspired by the Impressionists and Thom Thomson of the Group of Seven. His paintings often depict thick forests, mountains, and lakes, as well as urban villages with children at play. Applying bold colour and brushstrokes to his paintings, Charlesworth explores colour and light within Canada’s varied landscapes.
His paintings are collected internationally and represented across Canada.
Artwork by Rod Charlesworth
Wheaties24″ x 24″
Northern Harmonies15″ x 30″
Rosy Cheeks12″ x 12″
Northern Autumn10″ x 14″
September Ridge, Okanogan Pines24″ x 30″
Between Seasons18″ x 36″
July Light, Great Slave Lake9″ x 12″
Sunday Shinny18″ x 24″
July Colours, NWT18″ x 36″
Stewart River, Yukon18″ x 36″
West of Jasper12″ x 16″
Rockies Near Jasper12″ x 16″
Autumn Colours, Northern Ontario12″ x 36″
Evening Light, Northern Saskatchewan16″ x 24″