ROOM 1 THE KARFIOL ROOM
Benard Karfoil 1886-1952, one of the most distinguished artist of his generation, is represented by one or more major works in many of the large museums, including the Metropolitan and the Whitney. He first came to Ogunquit in 1914, and many of his paintings were done in the area. Like all of our rooms, this room features a private bath, queen sized bed, TV, DVD, and a mini-refrigerator.

ROOM 2 ETTER
Harold Etter, Born 1911, went to the Woodbury School of painting in 1937. In 1945 he moved to St Augustine, Florida where he opened a brush and palit shop. He is listed in "Lost Colony" The Artists of St Augustine 1930-1950.

ROOM 3 GOWEN
Born in Sanford, ME, Gowen studied at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Woodbury's school on Ogunquit and the New York School of Interior Decoration. He was also on the faculty of Woodbury's Ogunquit school. He was a member of the Ogunquit Art Association and the American Federation of the Arts.

Scotch Hill Inn proudly displays one of the largest privately owned and publicly displayed Elwyn George Gowen Collections.

ROOM 4 WOODBURY
Charles Herbert Woodbury (1864-1940) was not the first distinguished artist to live and work in the small fishing village of Ogunquit, Maine. He was, however, among the most influential. In July, 1898, he opened his "Ogunquit Summer School of Drawing and Painting" (re-named in 1923, "The Art of Seeing - Woodbury Course in Observation").

During his career he had over 100 solo exhibitions and was included in numerous invitational and juried shows throughout the country. His work is represented in the major American museum collections of the Addison Gallery of American Art; Art Institute of Chicago; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art; the Museum of San Francisco; and the Ogunquit Museum of American Art. Among the many honors earned by Woodbury were membership in the National Academy of Design; election as President of the Watercolor Club of Boston; membership in the Society of American Artists; and youngest member ever elected to the Boston Art Club.

ROOM 5 THE CHRIS RITTER ROOM
Chris Ritter 1906-1976

Studied with George Grosz and Morris Kantor. He was an important figure in the New York postwar avant-garde scene.

Chris Ritter's work is represented in the Smithsonian Archives of American Art, the Worcester Art Museum, the Brooklyn Art Museum, the British Museum, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the NY Public Library, and the Library of Congress. He also exhibited at the Chicago Art Institute. During his life, he was listed in Who's Who in American Art; after his death, he is listed in Who Was Who in American Art.

Offers queen room with sitting area LCD TV. The room is newly renovated with whirlpool tub, tiled bath, and walk-in shower.

ROOM 6 THE ARTIST LOFT
A small loft with private bath, small refrig, TVCd and wireless access. The Loft rents for the season May 25 through October 15th. Price is $125 per week.

ROOM 7 THE PERKINS STUDIO
A newly renovated Studio Room with Kitchenette (no stove), Private Bath, Queen Bed, Seating Area, TV, DVD, Private Entrance, French Doors on to a Patio with BBQ, ground floor. Rents Sunday to Sunday, June and September $1085.00, July and August $1550.00. Minumum 4 nights stay.

ROOM 8 THE LITTLEFIELD STUDIO
A newly renovated Studio Room with Kitchenette, Private Bath, One Queen and One Double Bed, Seating Area, TV, DVD, Private Entrance, Deck with BBQ. Child friendly. Minumum 4 nights stay.