Felicity Ursula Hartland Charlton (1913 – 18 March 2009[1]) was a British artist known for combining realism and fantasy elements in her paintings often of figures in gardens.

Charlton was born in the Clifton area of Bristol and attended the West of England College of Art in the city.

[2][3] Felicity Charlton moved to Wales in 1938 and throughout World War II worked as an agricultural labourer there.

[3] Evan Charlton also based his career in Wales, as an art lecturer in Cardiff, and the couple had a number of joint exhibitions.

These included a major retrospective, Evan and Felicity Charlton: Paintings 1937-86 at the Royal West of England Academy in Bristol.