Sarah Lightfoot Brundage
featured with
Don Best and Joseph Haroutunian
June 22 - July 19
Reception Saturday, June 27, 4-6
Maine artist Sarah Lightfoot Brundage paints in oil, and her work is deep-rooted in traditional methods. Her current oil paintings are somewhere amid representation and impressionistic with fluid, lush brush strokes.
A graphic designer by training, Sarah frequently explores visual concepts and designs to inspire others - leaving room for subjective interpretation. Color, form and line, are integral elements which she sends toward abstraction. Painting is an important, daily creative practice in self discovery, and she works primarily from observation to maintain clarity and purpose in her work.
Sarah’s work has been shown in regional solo and group exhibits, international group exhibits, and held in private collections.
When exploring the rocky shore in Downeast Maine, I am first and foremost drawn to the earth’s coastal topography as it meets the complex intertidal system. My contemporary and abstract paintings often reflect the places where land and water converge. Seasonal changes in rock weed and other marine plants provide a colorful
and inspirational artist’s palette.
complete biography link
A graphic designer by training, Sarah frequently explores visual concepts and designs to inspire others - leaving room for subjective interpretation. Color, form and line, are integral elements which she sends toward abstraction. Painting is an important, daily creative practice in self discovery, and she works primarily from observation to maintain clarity and purpose in her work.
Sarah’s work has been shown in regional solo and group exhibits, international group exhibits, and held in private collections.
When exploring the rocky shore in Downeast Maine, I am first and foremost drawn to the earth’s coastal topography as it meets the complex intertidal system. My contemporary and abstract paintings often reflect the places where land and water converge. Seasonal changes in rock weed and other marine plants provide a colorful
and inspirational artist’s palette.
complete biography link
"Blue Hill" oil on canvas 22" x 22" $2,000
"Ramble" oil on canvas 12" x 12" $1,000
"Grindstone Path" oil on canvas 24" x 20" $2,200
"Not Alone" oil on canvas 24" x 18" $2,000
"Sundew Trail" oil on canvas. 16" x 16" $1,600
"Libby Lane, Heron Island" oil on canvas 48" x 36". $4,000
"Lower Harbor Trail" oil on canvas. 30" x 30" $2,500
"Winter Harbor Morning" oil on canvas. 12" x 12". $1,000 sold
"Season's Shift". oil on canvas 12" x 12" $1,000
"Fogged In, Corea". oil on canvas 12" x 12". $1,000 sold
"Sunlit Stream" oil on canvas 30" x 24" $2,500
"Schoodic Point". oil on canvas. 30" x 30". $2,500 sold
New England Landscape 2025
Lyme Art Association
Juror Stapleton Kearns
Lyme Art Association
Juror Stapleton Kearns
114th CT Academy of Fine Arts Show -2025
Jurors Brian Flynn, David Palmquist
Jurors Brian Flynn, David Palmquist