Jack Beder’s Okanagan Shore, BC (1970) captures the costal beauty of British Columbia’s Okanagan region. This scene features Okanagan Lake, a long, deep, glacial lake that stretches over 130 km from Vernon in the north to Penticton in the south.

A striking ochre- brown cliff anchors the composition, with rolling hills unfolding in the background and the calm surface of the lake spanning the foreground.

Executed in oil on board and measuring 6.25 x 8.25 inches, the painting is signed on the bottom left. This piece is featured on page 100 of Jack Beder: Life and Art in Canada (2025), a publication by Rookleys Canadian Art Gallery. This painting was previously exhibited at Art at Eight in London, Ontario. This painting was also featured in the Jack Beder: Life and Art in Canada exhibition at Rookleys Canadian Art Gallery.