Sea and Rocks, Maine 1940

John Marin's 1940 watercolor, "Sea and Rocks, Maine," captures the essence of the rugged coastline. The artist, known for his innovative approach to landscape, utilizes a combination of washes and ink lines to depict the churning sea, rocky outcroppings, and a hazy horizon. The dynamic use of lines suggests movement and energy, while the muted color palette adds a sense of atmospheric depth. Marin's abstract style, influenced by Cubism and Expressionism, reveals his fascination with capturing the fleeting moments of nature.