Caren-Marie Michel
featured with Kathleen Galligan and Amy Bernhardt
August 17 - September 13 Reception Saturday, August 22, 4-6
Caren-MarieMichel is a devoted plein air painter working in acrylic and pastel on locations all over Maine and New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, Canada. Caren’s work explores the urban, industrial, and pastoral images of Maine and documents the ever-changing landscape in paint. She often portrays a location through series capturing different seasons or times of day with changing light and color.
I travel around Maine to paint what I see and experience in the landscape: to see color and to paint it.
I travel around Maine to paint what I see and experience in the landscape: to see color and to paint it.
"Grindstone Point 20" acrylic on canvas. 24" x 36". $2,500 sold
"Schoodic Peninsula 18" acrylic on canvas 12" x 12" $850 24" x 24". $2,000
"Cranberry Point, Corea 6" acrylic on canvas 12" x 48" $2,500
"Grindstone Neck, Dixon Point 8" acrylic on canvas 40" x 30". $3,000
"Clark Island, Spruce Head 1" acrylic on canvas 24" x 24". $2,000
"Schoodic Peninsula #12" acrylic on canvas. 8" x 24". $950
"Steuben, Pigeon Hill Road" acrylic on canvas 30" x 20" $2,500
"Grindstone Neck 7 Dixon Point". acrylic on canvas. 12" x 36". $2,000
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"Grindstone Point 15" 8" x 24" acrylic on canvas $950
"Grindstone Neck 5 Dixon Point" acrylic on canvas 24" x 24" $2,000
"Seawall Beach" acrylic on canvas 8" x 24" $950
Caren-Marie with two of her new collectors from Texas
"Scarborough Marsh 91" in its new home!
Caren-Marie Michel was one of three Maine painters to be selected by Carl Little for this feature piece in the fall edition of Friends of Acadia. Click image above to access the article. (begins on page 14)
Caren-Marie Sargent Michel was born in Portland, Maine, and is a lifelong Maine resident. Her work explores the urban, industrial, and pastoral images of Maine and documents the ever-changing landscape in paint. Michel is a devoted plein air painter working in acrylic and pastel on locations all over Maine and New Brunswick, Canada. Michel often portrays a location through series capturing different seasons or times of day with changing light and color. Michel is Past President of the Pastel Painters of Maine and past Treasurer of the Union of Maine Visual Artists.