St. Johns River, New Brunswick, Canada

1951

John Marin

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John Marin

Artist, American, 1870 - 1953

The image shows two landscape sketches from a bird's-eye perspective. The horizon is depicted with simple, undulating lines indicating rolling hills. Both sketches feature loose and expressive techniques with fluid, blue ink lines outlining essential forms and contours. The lower sketch shows winding roads, architectural elements suggesting a village, trees, and natural elements extending into the distance. The artwork uses a monochromatic color palette of light blue on an off-white page, creating a calm and serene visual impact.
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The image shows a landscape with rolling hills extending into the distance under a partially cloudy sky. The artist's sketch-like style comprises energetic strokes in various colors to depict the textures of the land. Green and yellow swirls near the foreground suggest vegetation, while further back, green and beige patches blend together with gestural lines outlining the hills. The overall color palette consists of earthy tones with pops of green and blue, creating a lively scene.

Centerville, Maine

John Marin

1951

This is a photograph of a sketchbook cover. The cover features the title "FAV-O-RITE SKETCH BOOK" printed in bold black letters at the top. Below the title, it states that the sketchbook is suitable for "Crayon - Pencil - Pen & Ink - Water Color". In the center of the cover, "The SPIRAL 1114R" is printed, followed by "30 Sheets". The bottom of the cover mentions the publisher, "FAVOR, RUHL & CO., INC.", with locations in "NEW YORK" and "CHICAGO". The entire cover is a plain brown color.

Marin Sketchbook

John Marin

1951

The image is a watercolor sketch depicting a natural landscape viewed from a slightly elevated point. The horizon line is high, with rolling hills, a meandering river, grassy areas, shrubs, and trees in the distance. The sketch uses simplified brushstrokes to suggest forms, with a color palette of muted blues, greens, and earthy browns, creating a serene atmosphere.

Cattle Stream, St. Johns River Country

John Marin

1951


Artwork history & notes

Inscriptions

lower left in felt tip pen: St. Johns River / N.B.; lower right in felt tip pen: Marin 51; by later hand, lower right verso in graphite: 33-17

Wikidata ID

Q64583503

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