Bermuda, Houses Seen Through Trees 1918

"Bermuda, Houses Seen Through Trees" is a 1918 watercolor by American artist Charles Demuth. The painting depicts a scene of houses obscured by trees in the foreground. The composition is characterized by geometric shapes and flat planes of color, typical of Demuth's Precisionist style. The muted tones and subtle gradations of color create a sense of depth and atmospheric perspective. This work is a testament to Demuth's mastery of watercolor and his keen eye for geometric abstraction.