Rowe, Massachusetts 1918
drawing, plein-air, watercolor
drawing
water colours
impressionism
plein-air
landscape
watercolor
coloured pencil
mixed medium
watercolor
John Marin's "Rowe, Massachusetts" (1918) is a watercolor painting depicting a rural landscape. The artwork showcases Marin's distinctive style, using bold brushstrokes and abstract forms to capture the essence of the scene. The composition, with its prominent hill in the foreground and distant mountains, creates a sense of depth and perspective. The use of vibrant colors and loose lines conveys the artist's impressionistic approach to nature, characteristic of his work. The painting offers a glimpse into Marin's fascination with the landscape of New England, a theme prevalent throughout his artistic career. This watercolor exemplifies Marin's contributions to American Modernism.
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