Northern Hinterlands | 20" x 24"
About the Artwork
Northern Hinterlands is a 20" x 24" oil painting by Rod Charlesworth of vivid colours depicting a rich, northern wilderness scene. A dominant green pine tree adorned with violet undertones stands tall in the foreground, symbolizing resilience. Surrounding foliage bursts with autumnal golds, ambers, and fiery reds, contrasting sharply with the tranquil blues and purples of the sky and the distant treeline. A serene body of water mirrors the sky's pastel hues and the trees' silhouettes, its surface disturbed only by gentle ripples. The impasto technique creates a tactile quality, giving the vegetation and clouds a palpable texture. Charlesworth's work is defined by an interplay of light and shadow, as well as the dynamic brushwork that breathes life into the Canadian wilderness it portrays
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 20" x 24"
- Medium: Oil on Canvas
- Display: The artwork is on a 2" canvas with black painted edges and is intended to be hung unframed. Framing services are available upon request.
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