Corinne McIntyre was born in Boston, Massachusetts.

She lives on the coast of Maine at Ocean Point in East Boothbay. A plein-air painter, she is happiest painting by the sea. When the weather prohibits she paints still life in her studio. Comfortable with oil or watercolour, she finds that the two disciplines help, infuence and complement each other.

Corinne originally studied and painted in the classical manner; then for many years painted abstracts and semi-abstracts of her trips to Greece, Italy, Spain and France where she enjoyed the major museums of each country.

After working as a Technical Illustrator at M.I.T., a Free Lance Illustrator, and a one-person art department for a Computer Science Corporation, she became a Graphic Designer for a Fortune 500 company. She then owned and ran her own successful Design business.

Since moving to Maine 18 years ago, she has come full-circle to focus full-time on her painting and to plein-air painting in particular. Her subjects are mostly the coastal landscape that she loves so dearly. She would like to convey to others the beauty, joy, and contentment to be found in this unique, magical place...and through her paintings evoke these feelings in others, even if for only a moment.

For the past 14 years she has owned and run her own gallery, Ocean Point Studio in East Boothbay. The gallery is visited by people from all over the world.

Graduate of Art Institute of Boston (scholarship)
Brandeis University, Waltham, MA: studied oil painting with Mitchell Siporin;
DeCordova Museum, Lincoln, MA: life-drawing - King Coffin; oil painting - Sidney Hurwitz and George Dergalis; printmaking - Donald Stoltenberg.
In addition, studied oil painting with Don Stone, Scott Christensen and Matt Smith; watercolour with Carlton Plummer, George Shedd, Tony van Hasselt, and Judi Wagner.
The Boston Computer Society, Summer Institute at Lasell Junior College.

Illustrated "Yankee Weathervanes" by Myrna Kaye published by E.P. Dutton. (138 pen and ink illustrations)
Illustrated the icons for "The Watercolor Fix-It Book" by Tony van Hasselt and Judi Wagner, published by North Light.
Illustrated "Engineering Graphics and Design" for Tufts University, published by MacMillan.
Pen and ink illustration for "Boston Furniture of the 18th Century", for Boston Museum of Fine Arts, published by Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
March/April "99 issue of Art of the West Magazine (Oil Painters of America Section).

Corinne’s paintings have been exhibited at Bayview Gallery, Camden, ME; Chicago Riverfront Art Gallery; Art of the Sea, Thomaston, ME (A Gathering of Marine Masters)(invited); Harlow Gallery, Hallowell, ME (invited); New Mexico Art League (National Small Painting Exhibition); Seaside Gallery, Nags Head, NC (International Miniature Show); Round Top Center for the Arts, Damariscotta, ME; Maine Art Gallery; The Osprey, Georgetown, ME; Boothbay Region Art Foundation; Island Originals (Women Artists of Boothbay) (invited); The First, Boothbay Harbor, ME (invited); Lincoln Arts Festival; Maine PBS; Risley Gallery, Evansville IN (solo show); Boston Arts Festival (juried); DeCordova Museum, Lincoln, MA, Auction Show (‘73) (invited); Attleboro Museum (‘74) (invited); Cambridge Art Assoc. (solo show) (‘75). 
––- 5 invitational solo shows, 15 invitational shows and 33 competitive shows.

Oil Painters of America;  American Society of Marine Artists; Boothbay Region Art Foundation; Harlow Gallery, Hallowell, ME; the Boothbay Artist Colony;  Founding Member of the Plein Air Painters of Maine.

Winner of the State Logo Contest for the 175th anniversary of Maine's Statehood, awarded by Governor Angus King.
One of three finalists in the 1995 Common Ground Fair Annual Poster competition
Gold Disk Design Award, Boston Computer Society, Summer Institute...and others.

MBNA America, Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston, and many private collections throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe.