Bermuda Landscape No. 2 1917

"Bermuda Landscape No. 2" (1917) by American artist Charles Demuth (1883-1935) is a watercolor painting that reflects Demuth's interest in Precisionism and the movement's emphasis on geometric forms and clarity. The painting's composition is based on a series of interlocking geometric shapes, creating a sense of structure and order. This piece is an abstract interpretation of the landscape of Bermuda, characterized by its simplified forms, subtle color palette, and light application of watercolor, creating a sense of tranquility and abstraction.