Rain on the River 1908

"Rain on the River," a 1908 painting by American artist George Wesley Bellows, captures a rainy cityscape scene. The painting depicts a view of a park and a river with a train chugging through the fog, creating a sense of dynamism and urban life. Bellows, known for his powerful and gritty depictions of everyday life, uses bold brushstrokes and a limited color palette to convey the atmosphere of a rainy day, showcasing his signature style of Ashcan School realism.