Charles Rollo Peters was an American painter born in 1862 and known for his contributions to the American Impressionism movement. He specialized in landscapes and still life, often capturing the beauty of nature with vibrant colors and light effects. His work reflects a deep appreciation for the outdoors and the changing seasons. Peters studied at the Art Students League of New York and later traveled to Europe, where he was influenced by the techniques of European masters. He became a member of several art organizations and exhibited his work widely, gaining recognition for his unique style and artistic vision.