Artist Tom Curry is right at home in the tiny village of Brooklin on the remote Blue Hill peninsula. With degrees from the Rhode Island School of Design and Yale and long stretches in both Hawaii and Boston behind him, Curry is now most content painting the islands and peninsulas of Down East Maine.

The Maine coast has thousands of islands, but one island in particular — Chatto Island off Brooklin — inspires Tom Curry more than any other. He has done dozens of paintings of Chatto.

For “A Season of Color,” Curry has given the gallery two large oils and three smaller paintings of Chatto, including “Dusk,” a 36-by-43-inch oil on panel.

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