Jack Craig Seaton Wilkinson was a Canadian artist known for his striking landscape and figurative paintings, blending realism with expressive brushwork. Based in Ontario, Wilkinson developed a style that captured the raw beauty of Canadian nature, often painting scenes of forests, rivers, and rural life with remarkable attention to light and atmosphere.

Wilkinson’s work was shaped by the traditions of the Group of Seven and later Canadian modernist painters, though he infused his pieces with a more personal, introspective quality. His compositions often depict moments of stillness and contemplation, emphasizing the emotional connection between people and their surroundings.

Throughout his career, Wilkinson exhibited in both solo and group shows, gaining recognition for his evocative use of color and composition. His paintings are found in private collections and select gallery exhibitions, ensuring his legacy as a significant, though lesser-known, contributor to Canadian art.