West New York, New Jersey 1892

John Marin's watercolor painting *West New York, New Jersey* from 1892 is a depiction of a pastoral scene. The artwork showcases Marin's early style, characterized by loose brushstrokes and a focus on capturing the essence of light and atmosphere. The composition is dominated by a hazy sky and a muted palette of browns and blues, creating a sense of tranquility and solitude. The presence of a cow in the foreground further adds to the rustic charm of the scene. Marin was known for his innovative use of watercolor, and his interest in exploring the relationship between nature and urban life, making this early work an important example of his artistic development.