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In August 2017, I spent 3 days retracing the steps of Edward Hopper in Maine. One day was spent on Monhegan, a small, rocky island ten miles from the nearest mainland and scarcely a square mile in area. It is accessible only by boat and there are no cars or paved roads on the Island. For more than 100 years, Monhegan has been a summer haven for artists, including Edward Hopper, who appreciated its isolation, the beauty of its wilderness areas, its quiet relaxed atmosphere, and its unhurried pace. This painting captures just one of the dozens of captivating views as I hiked the island from cliffs to the shoreline.

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