Blonde Woman c. 1940s

Reginald Marsh's "Blonde Woman" is a delicate, expressive watercolor sketch from the 1940s. The artist's signature style, focused on capturing the energy of everyday life, is evident in the woman's fluid movement and the loose, gestural lines that define her form. Marsh is known for his portrayals of New Yorkers in the 1930s and 40s and this work reflects his interest in the individual and the complexities of human emotion. The artwork evokes a sense of spontaneity and fleeting beauty, characteristic of Marsh's artistic approach to capturing the essence of the human experience.