Rugged Maine Coastline Paintings
![Acadia Park Otter Cliffs](ruggedmainecoast/large/acadia-cliffs.jpg)
Otter Cliffs22 in x 28 in - 2017
![Glowing twilight colors at Brooklin Boat Yard](ruggedmainecoast/large/twilight.jpg)
Twilight22 in x 28 in - 2018
![Stormy surf along the Marginal Way](ruggedmainecoast/large/stormy-weather.jpg)
Stormy Weather22 in x 28 in - 2022
![Dramatic scene of tideal influence](ruggedmainecoast/large/clump.jpg)
Clump22 in x 28 in - 2017
![Rocky shore wave influences](ruggedmainecoast/large/gray-day.jpg)
Gray Day18 in x 24 in - 2014
![Dramatic raking evening light at Lands End](ruggedmainecoast/large/lands-end.jpg)
Lands End24 in x 36 in - 2014
![Foggy afternoon light near Stonington](ruggedmainecoast/large/misty-coastline.jpg)
Misty Cove22 in x 28 in - 2017
![Foggy afternoon light near Stonington](ruggedmainecoast/large/yellow-rocks.jpg)
Yellow Rocks22 in x 28 in - 222
Weathered Character Great for Artwork
Wind and surf have carved fantastic shapes into the coastline of New England. Going back centuries, fine art painters have often interpreted this subject. Personally, there is nothing more inspiring than the gorgeous, sometimes moody, light of New England cliffs and beaches that stretch from New York to Maine.
Copyright to all artwork that appears on this site is the property of the artist. All rights reserved.
Phillip C. Laughlin, 222 McJay Drive, Williston, Vermont 05495.