Day's Last Light, Strong, Maine

The first autumn colors in western Maine come from what the old timers call "swamp maples". These maple trees are small and usually are a bright red. As I was driving home from Rangeley, along Route 4, there was a little meadow overgrown with bushes and small maples, all lit vividly by the setting sun. I knew in an instant that I HAD to paint that scene so I stopped and took many photos of it. It was so spectacularly brilliant that several others stopped to take photos too.

I think the mountain behind it is Day Mountain but I have to verify that with the locals. Hence the name, Day's Last Light, is suitable in in two ways.

If you are interested in purchasing this 8 X 6 original oil on panel framed in a 2" gold frame, please contact me by email. melanie.farmer@gmail.com. SOLD

Melanie Farmer's paintings are internationally copyrighted and may not be reproduced in any form without written permission from the artist.

Saddleback Ski Area, Dallas Plantation, Rangeley, Maine

A winter view across Saddleback Lake at Saddleback Ski Area. Every square inch in the Rangeley area is scenic, an artist's delight!

If you are interested in purchasing this 12X9 original oil painting on panel, please contact me by email. melanie.farmer@gmail.com SOLD! framed in a 2” gold frame

All of Melanie Farmer's paintings are internationally copyrighted and may not be reproduced in any manner without written permission from her.

Small's Falls in Autumn - Rangeley, Maine

Autumn in Maine is colorful, the weather is fabulous, the bugs are mostly gone. What a great time of year here! We have busloads of people coming in from all over the world to see our colors. Here is a preview of autumn at Small's Falls. A small oil painting 6 X 10, on panel. If you are interested in purchasing it, please email me. SOLD!

Melanie Farmer paintings are internationally copyrighted. Do not copy by any means without written permission.