Impression of the Plains c. 1927

"Impression of the Plains" is a watercolor by Wilson Irvine, created around 1927. The painting depicts a figure, possibly a woman, seated in a landscape of swirling color and form. The use of abstract, free-flowing brushstrokes evokes a sense of movement and energy, characteristic of Impressionism. The artist's signature appears in the lower right corner. This work, with its evocative use of color and texture, showcases Irvine's unique style and his fascination with the landscapes of the American West.