James Charles
British · 30 artworks
ImpressionismRealismbroken colorplein air paintingportraitureatmospheric perspectivenaturalistic rendering
artist bio
James Charles was a British painter known for his Impressionistic landscapes and Realist portraits. He captured the fleeting effects of light and atmosphere in his landscapes, while also producing detailed portraits of prominent figures.
what you'll learn
Studying James Charles' work allows students to explore the transition between Realism and Impressionism, observing how an artist can employ both styles to capture different aspects of the world. Students can also learn about the importance of light and color in creating mood and atmosphere.
related: Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro, John Singer Sargent
30 artworks
Orchard
1904
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In the Garden
1904
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John Richard Pickmere, Mayor of Warrington
1883
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A Cornfield near Wooler
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Remembrance
1897
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Signing the Marriage Register
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Spring Blossom at Ambersham
1904
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Threatening Weather
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Phyllis
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The Picnic
1904
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Scene in a Farmyard with Children Picking Fruit
1901
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A Misty Morning
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Through the Village
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Mrs Alfred Illingworth
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William Bolton, JP, Mayor of Warrington
1905
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A Glade
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Will It Rain?
1887
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Joshua Walmsley Radcliffe, Mayor of Oldham
1887
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Heat of the Day, Venice
1892
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Alfred Illingworth
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The Home Field
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Mrs Rufus Mitchell
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Landscape in Sussex
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James Fairclough, MP, Mayor of Warrington
1897
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Sir Isaac Holden
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Hide and Seek
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Chelsea Workhouse: A Bible Reading (Our Poor)
1877
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At the Well, Anacapri
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Sir John Arthur Godwin
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Study of a Girl in White
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