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A work made of etching with graphite additions on ivory wove paper.

Weehawken, No. 1

1915

John Marin American, 1870-1953

United States

John Marin created his first significant etchings during his crucial years of study in Paris, but these prints owed more to his fellow American James Abbott McNeil Whistler than to the early forms of Cubism. Weehawken No. I however, demonstrates the impact of the artist's observation of Cubism in Paris on his mature style.

Etching with graphite additions on ivory wove paper

Prints and Drawings