Charles Sheeler, Edward Steichen and John Marin [graphic]. ca. 1950.

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Charles Sheeler, Edward Steichen and John Marin [graphic]. ca. 1950.

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Identification on accompanying note(typed): John Marin(1870-1953). Steichen, Sheeler, and Marin shown here, were long-time friends. Marin was an architect before taking up painting. He lived in Europe from 1905-1910, where he studied the work of Cezanne and the Cubists. Back in the United States, he developed an original technique in water color, a use of the flat paper surface exploding into dynamic scenes of the Maine coast and New York skyscrapers.

1 photographic print : b&w ; image 17 x 24 cm. on board 28 x 38 cm.

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