Layered Terrain: Art in the Atlantic Northeast, 1890-1940

This exhibition explores how American creators, particularly those with links to Maine, depicted the landscape of Atlantic Canada around the turn of the twentieth century. Featuring works by Frank Benson, George Luks, Marsden Hartley, and contemporaneous Canadian and Wabanaki artists, the display showcases paintings, prints, and printed materials across themes of coastal tourism, wild natural surroundings, regional industry, and outdoor sports.