Maine based painter Colin page, who I wrote about back in 2007 and 2008, paints crisp, bright landscapes and still life, with a painterly touch and often a high-chroma palette.

His paintings of Maine’s rocky coast, small harbors and the surrounding landscape are set in strongly geometric compositions, which you can choose to read either as their literal subject matter, or as large, striking patterns of color.

In addition to the work presented on his website, you can follow back through his blog, in which he presents additional paintings, often of less common subjects like farm equipment and industrial sites, as well as giving background on individual paintings and process.

Page’s work is on display in a show at the Dowling Walsh Gallery in Rockland, Maine until August 30, 2014.