Deer Isle, Maine 1926

John Marin's "Deer Isle, Maine" (1926) is a watercolor painting that showcases the artist's signature style of abstracting natural forms. Through the use of bold brushstrokes and vibrant colors, Marin captures the essence of the Maine coastline. The artwork is characterized by geometric shapes and a sense of movement, reflecting the dynamic nature of the sea and its environment. The piece is a testament to Marin's innovative approach to landscape painting, influencing subsequent generations of American artists. This watercolor, measuring 36.4 x 44.4 cm, is a prime example of Marin's ability to convey a sense of place through abstract means.