Linden Frederick is a master of painting quiet, low-light landscapes that hint of unseen humans, both remembered and expected.

Connie Hayes has sought out a lifetime's worth of views and amplified them into rich, sonorous records of color meeting light.

Barbara Ernst Prey has been chosen for some prestigious commissions, from NASA’s Columbia Tribute to the White House Christmas card. But for 30 years much of her work, some say her best work, has been inspired by the humble sanctuaries of coastal Maine.

No Maine artist is more admired than Alan Magee for his confoundingly realistic paintings. But the realness of his mythical figures is just as astounding.

Lois Dodd's wonderful work, six decades of it, might not be here if she knew ahead of time how it would turn out.

Robert Shetterly decided to "face" his feelings about America's ideals and direction. He's now on portrait #94.

Nearly a century ago, N.C. Wyeth discovered a treasure called Maine. Dozens of masterpieces later, from three generations, the Wyeths continue to gift us with new truths in Maine hues.

A prolific artist and eccentric bon vivant, the late, great Waldo Peirce won a place in art history -- and brought new meaning to the term "local color."

Alan Bray paints from memory in order to see the places he loves more clearly.