Charles S. White

Charles S. White was a prominent American painter and educator known for his affiliation with the California Scene painting movement. Born in 1918 and active throughout the mid-20th century, he focused on capturing the everyday life and landscapes of California, blending realism with a sense of spontaneity. White's work often emphasized social themes, celebrating the dignity of ordinary people while also confronting issues like racial and economic injustice. Additionally, he played a significant role as a professor, influencing generations of young artists through his teachings and writings on art and culture. White passed away in 1979, leaving a lasting legacy in American art.