Rod Charlesworth

Rod's work is collected world wide and he is committed to painting images that have a strong Canadian cultural influence, whether through his bold landscapes or his more recent whimsical images of children at play.

Paintings of British Columbian Artist Rod Charlesworth
Dusky Light, Rod Charlesworth	Clayoquot Light, Rod Charlesworth	West of Rocky Mountain House, Rod Charlesworth
Dusk, Pacific Rim, Charlesworth	Near Kennedy Lake, Charlesworth	Collected world wide Bold landscapes Strong Canadian cultural influence
Bow Valley, Rod Charlesworth	2, Rod Charlesworth	September Algonquin

Rod Charlesworth was born in Terrace, British Columbia in 1955.  His family moved to the Okanagan Valley, Kelowna, when he was seven.  His childhood fascination with drawing and painting has grown into a unique and primarily self-taught style, influenced by the surrealist movement in its early stages.

He later discovered the impressionist school that led him to experiment with colour and the physical qualities of paint.  The work of Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven has had a profound influence on Rod's style.  Rod studied art at Okanagan College where his ability to express beauty of the western Canadian landscape became evident.

Rod's work is now collected world wide and he is committed to painting images that have a strong Canadian cultural influence, whether through his bold landscapes or his more recent whimsical images of children at play.

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