Sketchbook; 36 pages total, containing 28 sketches c. 1921 - 1935

This watercolor sketch of a tree branch, from a sketchbook by Charles Demuth, exemplifies his exploration of nature's forms and his keen eye for detail. The artist, known for his precisionist style, captured the intricate textures and shapes of the tree with a minimalist approach, showcasing his ability to create impactful imagery with subtle brushstrokes. This particular sketch, created between 1921 and 1935, reveals Demuth's fascination with the beauty of the everyday and the power of simple observation. The bare branches, rendered in delicate washes of brown and gray, evoke a sense of quietude and contemplation, inviting viewers to appreciate the subtle nuances of nature.