"Late Afternoon Run Down Whistler"
Oil on Canvas
48"x36"
'Squamish Boats'
Oil on Canvas
36"x48"
'Surprise Lake'
Oil on Canvas
36"x48"
'Cameron Falls'
Acrylic on Canvas
84"x144"
'Flurries, Morning Uplift, Whistler'
Acrylic on Canvas
36"x48"
'Apres Ski Whistler'
Acrylic on Canvas
36"x48"
'Down from the Slopes'
Gouache on Paper
22"x30"
'Plants, Trees, Lost Lake Park'
Gouache on Paper
22"x30"
'Sunny Afternoon'
Gouache on Paper
22"x30"
'Waterfall Near Lillooet BC'
Gouache on Paper
22"x30"
'Sunset Run on Blackcomb'
Gouache on Paper
22"x30"
'Cloud Shadows Whistler Mountain'
Gouache on Paper
22"x30"
'Breakfast at Portobello, Whistler'
Gouache on Paper
22"x30"
'Fireweed and Ski Hills'
Gouache on Paper
22"x30"
' Rainbow Over Lower Village'
Gouache on Paper
22"x30"
"Above Salt Lake"
Acrylic on Canvas
36"X48"
"Fiddle River"
Acrylic on Canvas
36"X48"
"Icefield"
Acrylic on Canvas
36"X48"
"Cameron Falls"
Acrylic on Canvas
36x48
"Cameron Falls"
Acrylic on Canvas
44x188
"Eagle Over Medicine Lake"
Oil on Canvas 36x48
"Geraldine Lake"
Acrylic on Canvas
36x48
"Morning Tangle Creek Falls"
Acrylic on Canvas
48x60
"Rushing Stream"
Acrylic on Canvas
60x48
"Surprise Lake"
Oil on Canvas
36” x 48”
"Saskatchewan River" - SOLD
Acrylic on Canvas
36"X48"
"Spirit Island" - SOLD
Acrylic on Canvas
36x48
"Creek Near Pocahontas" - SOLD
Acrylic on Canvas
40" x 30"
"Geraldine Lake Falls" - SOLD
Acrylic on Canvas
48x36
In
1946, at the age of two, Rod Prouse and his family
emigrated to Canada from England. He graduated from
the Ontario College of Art in 1968 and worked for
a brief period in the commercial art world before
becoming a full-time artist. In 1972, Prouse settled
in Halifax, Nova Scotia and began to exhibit his work.
His first one-man show, in 1977 at the Canadian Fine
Arts Gallery in Toronto, met with rave reviews. Subsequent
Canadian and international exhibitions have proven
equally successful. He currently lives in Georgian
Bay, Ontario and travels widely capturing the life
& energy of each place he visits within his art.
Rod has worked in watercolours, gouache, pastel, conte,
oil and pencil, as well as with drawing tools as unlikely
as routers, skill saws and grinders. His painting
is accomplished and assured, exuding a great sense
of vitality and exuberance. Within his woodcuts and
engravings he creates intact universes embedded in
line and shape.
Rod
spends several weeks every year in Jasper, Alberta,
creating wonderful images of the townsite and Park
exclusively for The Gallery At Jasper Park Lodge.
Artists’ Statement ‘My work is figurative with a strong sense
of location, not so much to represent place, as to
celebrate unique encounters with the natural world.’
Selected Public Collections:
Harbourfront, Toronto
City of North York
Town of Wetzlar, West Germany
Toronto Public Library
Scarborough Board of Education
Pickering College, Newmarket
Campion College
University of Regina Erindale College
University of Toronto
Selected Corporate Collections:
Sears
Seaway Trust
Permanent Trust
Perle Systems Limited
Imperial Tobacco Co.
Hyal Phamaceutical Ltd.
Hudson’s Bay Company
Domtar Canada
Dofasco Canada
Dean Whittier Reynolds
Conklin Amusements
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Bryston Ltd.
Bank on Nova Scotia
Allstate Insurance
