Charles Dwyer

"L'oiseau" 45x57
"Black Hat" 36x48 SOLD
"Sapphire" 30.75x32 SOLD
"Red Robe" 46x60 SOLD
"Cirque De L'amour" 36x53 SOLD
"Fete Du Cirque" 36x48 SOLD
"Contemplation" 44x54 SOLD
"Verseau" 18x24 SOLD
"Petite Opera" 14x20 SOLD
"Zephyr" 14x20 SOLD
"Sara Cirque" 36x44 SOLD
"Enchanted" 39x64 SOLD
"Cat Dance" 12x16 SOLD
" Le Grand Bal" 30x42 SOLD
"La Belle Epoque" 32x42 SOLD
"Besos" 26x34 SOLD
"Mink Muse" SOLD
"Pink Wig" SOLD
"Photosynthesis" 68x72 SOLD
"Arpege" 14x20 SOLD
"The Debutante" 60x72 SOLD
" Black Orchid" 46x60 SOLD
"L'Arc De Triumphe" 12x16 SOLD
"The Pierre" 18x24 SOLD
"Le Petite Boudo" 18x24 SOLD
"Moulin Rouge" 14x20 SOLD
"Tropical Nights" 42x52 SOLD
"Heloise" 38x48 SOLD
"Princess In Blue" 26x32 SOLD
"Euriydice" 42x52 SOLD
"Moulin Rouge" 12x16 SOLD
"Madam Sabatier" 12x16 SOLD
"The Circus Rider" 26x34 SOLD
"Cirque" SOLD
"Girl's Portrait" SOLD
"Girl In Kimono" 32x44 SOLD
"Stage Right" 18x20 SOLD
"Le Cinema" 14x20 SOLD
"Fleur" 46x60 SOLD
"Regina" 36x53 SOLD
"Armez-vous" 14x20 SOLD
"Faire De Faeil" 18x24 SOLD
"Pred A Pointe" 18x24 SOLD
"Miss Peach" 14x20 SOLD
"Arcadia" 30x42 SOLD
"Dancer II" 18x24 SOLD
"Le Carnival" 18x24 SOLD
"Apple Blossom" 42x52 SOLD
"Moulin Rouge" 14x20 SOLD
"Infanta" SOLD
"Naples" SOLD
"Pink Lady" 36x54 SOLD
"Harlequin" 36x48 SOLD
"Twilight Angel" 30x40 SOLD
"L'epoque" 14x20 SOLD
"Miss Peacock" 14x20 SOLD
"Danel Bow Master" 32x45 SOLD
"Clara" 31x42 SOLD
"The Beautiful & The Damned" 12x16 SOLD
"Grace" 32x42 SOLD
"Dahlia" 40x50 SOLD
"Moulin Rouge" 12x16 SOLD
"The Silver Dress" 36x40 SOLD
"A Girl Dreaming" 18x24 SOLD
"Venezia" 30x42 SOLD
"Sacrifice" SOLD
"Defile De Mannequins" SOLD
"Story Board" SOLD

Charles Dwyer Bio

Fascinated by the complexities of both human form and the human mind. Charles Dwyer finds inspiration for his art around any given corner and in potentially any face. “I’m always looking at people. I could be in a restaurant and say, ‘Boy that person looks interesting. ‘I’ve always loved portraiture it’s just you and the image.” Born in West Bend, WI, in 1961, Dwyer excelled art at West Bend East High School and received a scholarship from the West Bend Art Museum. At the Milwaukee School of Art and Design, where he majored in Fine Art and graduated Valedictorian. Directly after college, Dwyer’s work was featured in a one-man exhibition. With money saved from the show, he backpacked with friends through Italy, Austria, Germany and Greece. Dwyer recalls being most impacted in Vienna where the Austrian artists and the moodiness brought on by frequent rain moved him. To this day, the overwhelming beauty of Europe remains an underlying inspiration. After his European sojourn, Dwyer pursued painting conservation and restoration work in the Wisconsin. “This job was pretty influential in introducing me to all sorts of imagery and media like the spiritual, astrological, and classical.” explains Dwyer. “I did a lot of mural restoration, trompe l’oeil, marbleizing, and mosaic. This was one of the few jobs you could get and really apply your artwork skills to.” Commissioned to create the official poster for Chicago's ARTEXPO '93, Dwyer has continued to experiment and push the borders of art making, most recently reinterpreting the techniques of printmaking and photography. His spectacular, original works on paper and canvas, which incorporate such diverse techniques as oil paint, pastel, collage, and fabrics, make Dwyer one of the most important living American artists of our time. Boulevard Fine Art South in Nokomis, FL feature Charles Dwyer's artwork.