Mendocino Eco Artists

Maeve Croghan's innovative interpretations of nature have gained her much acclaim. Maeve grew up living every summer on an island in Northern Michigan. Here she developed a deep reverence for the lakes, woods and Nature. She paints from a deep connection to the environment. Her love of the land is understood in her color filled paintings.

Maeve has been painting since she was 15. She studied at the San Francisco Art Institute, Reed College, the Portland Museum Art School, and the Corcoran School of Art. She has a BA from New College of California in Art and Education.

Maeve has been the recipient of many prestigious juried awards. Her paintings have been shown in numerous galleries and museums. Recently her paintings were chosen for exhibits at the Matsumoto Museum in Matsumoto, Japan, and for Museum of the Living Artist, San Diego. Her paintings are featured on the wine labels of Castoro Cellars of Templeton, California. Her work is in prominent collections in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Japan and Mexico. Maeve’s paintings have been published in the juried books, ART of Northern California and American Art Collector, as well as the Studio Visit Art Journal.

Druids Pines


Happy Oak 1920


Mountain Vision Glow


Pacific Rapture


Spring Tamalpais Oak


Tuscan Glow Tree

Beaverstock Oaks


Cloverdale Red


Golden Vines and Oak


Magic Maui Mountain


Oak Tree


Spring Ranch I


Tomales Out to Sea

The MEA artists are

Karen Bowers, Mary‑Ellen Campbell, Maeve Croghan, Eleanor Harvey, John Hewitt, Julie Higgins, Debra Beck Lennox, Keith Middlesworth, Jim Moorehead, Deborah Nord, Janis Porter, Paul Reiber, Bob Rhoades, Pat Scott, Cynthia Crocker Scott