My paintings are memoirs of my experiences with nature. Through painting I participate in the landscape, recognize transcendent moments in nature, honor the integrity of natural forms, and describe where my heart lives. I often feel as if the places I paint have commissioned me to tell their autobiographies, at the same time that I tell my own.
` ~ Sarah Faragher
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"Ledges at Dixon Point, Grindstone Neck, Winter Harbor" oil on canvas 18" x 24"
"Cadillac Mountain from Schoodic" oil on canvas 12" x 18"
"West Side Ledges, Schoodic" oil/canvas 16" x 20"
"Cloud Over Champlain and Ironbound" oil on panel 14" x 11"
Shoreline, morning light, Gray Road, Winter Harbor, Maine
oil on panel, 11 x 14" sold
"Shoreline near Dixon Point, Grindstone Neck, Winter Harbor, Maine" oil on canvas 20" x 16"
Late afternoon at Schoodic, Maine oil on canvas, 16 x 20"
"Afternoon Light on Ironbound from Dixon Point, Grindstone Neck " oil on panel 10" x 22"
Low Tide, granite stack, Schoodic, Maine oil on canvas 16" x 20"
Rolling Island and Schoodic Island, from Schoodic Ledges, Maine - oil/canvas, 19 x 21"
Late afternoon view up the South Meadow, Great Spruce Head Island, Maine oil on linen 10" x 22"
White pines cloud band October off Mount Ephraim Road, Searsport, Maine
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Click on Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors' January/February 2020 issue to view Carl Little's art feature Sarah Faragher A painter in alignment with nature |
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