Tree, Small Point, Maine c. 1915

johnmarin

drawing

toned paper

water colours

possibly oil pastel

handmade artwork painting

fluid art

coffee painting

underpainting

watercolour bleed

watercolour illustration

watercolor

John Marin's "Tree, Small Point, Maine" (c. 1915) exemplifies his signature style of abstract watercolor painting. Known for his innovative approach to capturing the essence of nature, Marin uses bold lines and vibrant colors to convey the movement and energy of a single tree in a landscape. His simplified forms and fragmented composition create a dynamic visual experience, reflecting the influence of Cubism and Expressionism. This particular work is considered a testament to Marin's fascination with the rugged beauty of Maine's coastline.