John Marin
1870–1953
Introduction
John Marin (December 23, 1870 – October 2, 1953) was an early American modernist artist. He is known for his abstract landscapes and watercolors.
Wikidata identifier
Q666171
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28 works
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Beach, Flint Island, Maine
1952 -
Sea Piece
1951 -
Seapiece
1951 -
Movement in Reds, Cobalt, Green, Blue and Umber
1950 -
The Lobster Fisherman
1948 -
Adirondacks, Owl's Head
1947 -
(Movement: Boat in Green and Red Sea)
1947 -
Ramapo Mountains near Suffern, New York
1947 -
On the Road to Addison, Maine No. 3
1946 -
Tunk Mountains No. 2
1946 -
Boat, Sea and Sky: Green and Red Sea, Grey Sky
1944 -
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
1942 -
In the Ring
1941 -
A Southwester and Boat Fantasy
1940 -
Wave on Rock
1937 -
The Head of the Cape, Ladle and Boats
1937 -
Region of Brooklyn Bridge Fantasy
1932 -
White Mountain Country, New Hampshire
1927 -
White Horses - Sea Movement off Deer Isle, Maine
1926 -
New York Exchange
1924 -
(Sail Boat #2)
c. 1924 -
Deer Isle, Maine
1923 -
Off Deer Isle, Me.
1921 -
Cubist Abstraction, Manhattan
c. 1917 -
The Woolworth Building
1913 -
Weehawken Sequence, Number 5
c. 1911–1916 -
Brooklyn Bridge
1911 -
Blue Mountain
1910