Brooklyn Bridge 1912

johnmarin

pen

abstract expressionism

abstract painting

river

impressionist landscape

possibly oil pastel

fluid art

acrylic on canvas

paint stroke

pen

watercolour bleed

watercolor

expressionist

John Marin's 1912 watercolor "Brooklyn Bridge" exemplifies his distinctive style, known for its abstract, expressive depiction of urban landscapes. Through loose brushstrokes and vibrant colors, Marin captures the essence of the bridge and the bustling cityscape, emphasizing the dynamism and energy of New York City. This iconic work embodies Marin's exploration of modern life and his innovative approach to capturing the fleeting moments of urban experience.