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Ogunquit, Maine has a long history as a haven
for artists...
In the early 1900's, Perkins Cove was a thriving art colony with renowned artist,
Charles Woodbury, as its driving force. A century later, that artistic heritage
can still be felt as you stroll through the town or quietly walk Ogunquit's beautiful
white sandy beaches.
Beth's creative romance with the Maine Coast began at the age of twelve when
she spent many hours at Perkins Cove observing artists working outside
their studios. She was mesmerized by the beauty and powerful energy in their
work. Unbeknownst to her, those special moments would impact her future
career.
Today, Beth's paintings reflect the influence
of those artists as well as Ogunquit's Charles Woodbury and Maine's
beloved Winslow Homer. Her work is a contemporary vision in the
plein air tradition.
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