Sunset Okanagan Hills48" x 72" Diptych

$10,000.00 CAD

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About the Artwork

Sunset Okanagan Hills is a 48" × 72" oil on canvas diptych by Rod Charlesworth (b. 1959), comprising two panels hung together, depicting tall pines on a hillside overlooking Okanagan Lake at sunset, with rolling hills and mountains beyond.

The sky spans both panels in bands of blue, orange, and gold, with scattered clouds catching the last warm light of day. Below the horizon, layered ranges of hills in green, gold, and blue recede toward distant mountains. Okanagan Lake occupies the middle distance in tones of blue and teal, its surface broken by streaks of reflected light.

In the foreground, several mature pine and fir trees rise across both panels, their dark green canopies and reddish-brown trunks anchoring the composition against the brighter background. Charlesworth's paint is applied thickly throughout, with visible brushwork describing individual clusters of needles and the textured hillside grasses in gold, orange, and green below.

Dimensions and Details

Title: Sunset Okanagan Hills
Artist: Rod Charlesworth (b. 1959)
Size: 48" × 72" overall (121.9 × 182.9 cm), diptych
Medium: Oil on canvas
Condition: Excellent
Display: Gallery-wrapped canvas with finished edges, ready to hang unframed

Acquisition Enquiries

Sunset Okanagan Hills is offered through West End Gallery. At 48" × 72", this large-scale diptych commands significant wall presence and suits both residential great rooms and commercial settings. The two-panel format allows this expansive Okanagan Valley view to unfold across a substantial span of wall. Collectors interested in this work are invited to contact the gallery directly to enquire about availability, arrange a private viewing, or discuss acquisition terms. Shipping is quoted by location; local delivery within Edmonton is complimentary. Layaway options are available upon request.

Citations

No external sources were referenced for this description.

Accessibility Description

A wide, two-panel oil painting on canvas showing a hillside view over a lake at sunset. The upper portion of both panels shows a sky in blue, orange, and gold tones, with soft clouds scattered across the composition. Below the sky, layered hills in green, gold, and blue stretch toward distant blue-toned mountains. A lake occupies the middle distance, its blue and teal surface marked with horizontal streaks of reflected light. In the foreground, several tall pine and fir trees rise from the bottom of the composition across both panels, their canopies dark green and their trunks reddish brown. Between the trees, the hillside is covered in textured grasses and low shrubs in gold, orange, and green. The paint is thickly applied throughout, with visible brushwork in the trees, hillside, and sky. No figures or structures are present. No signature is visible in the reviewed images.

Full Provenance

Provenance information is not currently recorded. Please enquire for updates.

Disclaimer

This description has been prepared by West End Gallery using original documentation and current scholarship. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, minor variations or additional information may emerge through ongoing research. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to contact us to confirm any details critical to their acquisition decision.

Sunset Okanagan Hills | 48" x 72" Diptych

About the Artwork

Sunset Okanagan Hills is a 48" × 72" oil on canvas diptych by Rod Charlesworth (b. 1959), comprising two panels hung together, depicting tall pines on a hillside overlooking Okanagan Lake at sunset, with rolling hills and mountains beyond.

The sky spans both panels in bands of blue, orange, and gold, with scattered clouds catching the last warm light of day. Below the horizon, layered ranges of hills in green, gold, and blue recede toward distant mountains. Okanagan Lake occupies the middle distance in tones of blue and teal, its surface broken by streaks of reflected light.

In the foreground, several mature pine and fir trees rise across both panels, their dark green canopies and reddish-brown trunks anchoring the composition against the brighter background. Charlesworth's paint is applied thickly throughout, with visible brushwork describing individual clusters of needles and the textured hillside grasses in gold, orange, and green below.

Dimensions and Details

Title: Sunset Okanagan Hills
Artist: Rod Charlesworth (b. 1959)
Size: 48" × 72" overall (121.9 × 182.9 cm), diptych
Medium: Oil on canvas
Condition: Excellent
Display: Gallery-wrapped canvas with finished edges, ready to hang unframed

Acquisition Enquiries

Sunset Okanagan Hills is offered through West End Gallery. At 48" × 72", this large-scale diptych commands significant wall presence and suits both residential great rooms and commercial settings. The two-panel format allows this expansive Okanagan Valley view to unfold across a substantial span of wall. Collectors interested in this work are invited to contact the gallery directly to enquire about availability, arrange a private viewing, or discuss acquisition terms. Shipping is quoted by location; local delivery within Edmonton is complimentary. Layaway options are available upon request.

Citations

No external sources were referenced for this description.

Accessibility Description

A wide, two-panel oil painting on canvas showing a hillside view over a lake at sunset. The upper portion of both panels shows a sky in blue, orange, and gold tones, with soft clouds scattered across the composition. Below the sky, layered hills in green, gold, and blue stretch toward distant blue-toned mountains. A lake occupies the middle distance, its blue and teal surface marked with horizontal streaks of reflected light. In the foreground, several tall pine and fir trees rise from the bottom of the composition across both panels, their canopies dark green and their trunks reddish brown. Between the trees, the hillside is covered in textured grasses and low shrubs in gold, orange, and green. The paint is thickly applied throughout, with visible brushwork in the trees, hillside, and sky. No figures or structures are present. No signature is visible in the reviewed images.

Full Provenance

Provenance information is not currently recorded. Please enquire for updates.

Disclaimer

This description has been prepared by West End Gallery using original documentation and current scholarship. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, minor variations or additional information may emerge through ongoing research. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to contact us to confirm any details critical to their acquisition decision.