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By Dusks Light, NWT | 18" x 24"
$2,375.00
About the Artwork
By Dusks Light, NWT is an 18" x 24" oil painting by Rod Charlesworth. It's a captivating piece that vividly portrays the tranquil beauty of the Northwest Territories. Charlesworth's skill in creating landscapes stirs the soul. It invites you to experience the peace of a perfect evening in the wilds of the Northern Canadian landscape.
Rod Charlesworth uses a vibrant palette to showcase the stunning colours of the twilight sky. His painting features strokes of yellow, orange, and deep blues, merging into a breathtaking backdrop. The foreground is rich with autumn-hued foliage, ranging from fiery oranges to deep reds. These are set against a tranquil lake's cool tones that reflect the sky's colours. Tall, slender pine trees frame the scene, drawing your eyes to the center and enhancing the sense of enduring calm during the golden hour.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 18" x 24"
- Medium: Oil on Canvas
- Display: The artwork is on a 2" canvas with black painted edges. It is intended to be hung unframed. Framing services are available upon request.
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