“Locke Hill Road, Starks, Maine” – Watercolor Print by Harry Brown

An artist’s love letter to the land.
"Locke Hill Road, Starks, Maine" is part of Harry Brown’s original watercolor series from the 1980s, capturing the quiet beauty of Maine’s rural backroads. This particular scene — painted from the hillside behind what would become festival grounds — evokes the winding rhythms and timeless trees of Starks.

Harry Brown’s work celebrates the land as both sanctuary and inspiration. A founder, activist, and fine artist trained at Pratt Institute and Hartford Art School, Harry has spent decades chronicling the fields, forests, and roads of central Maine.

🎨 Product Features:

• Archival-quality museum print on thick matte paper
• Original artwork: pencil & watercolor by Harry Brown
• Size options available – perfect for home or office
• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil | Weight: 189 g/m²
• Sourced from Japan | Frame not included

🖼️ Part of Harry’s “Backroads of Starks” series, this piece captures not just a place, but a feeling: the winding journey, the stillness of trees, and the sense of coming home through the long way around.

🌱 Printed on demand to reduce overproduction. Thank you for supporting art with intention.