Category Charles Demuth

Discover Charles Demuth’s 1919 watercolor Masts, where intersecting planes and rhythmic lines transform nautical rigging into a striking modernist composition.

Explore Charles Demuth’s 1920 watercolor Machinery, a modernist fusion of Cubist fragmentation and Precisionist clarity, where pipes and silos transform into a dynamic geometric symphony.

Delve into Charles Demuth’s 1919 watercolor Piano Mover’s Holiday, where Cubist geometry and Precisionist clarity transform a scene of labor into a dynamic study of form, color, and movement.

Delve into Charles Demuth’s 1928 masterpiece I Saw the Figure 5 in Gold, where bold typography, radiant gold leaf, and fragmented urban geometry converge in a modernist homage to William Carlos Williams’s poem.

Explore Charles Demuth’s 1917 watercolor Houses with Red, where overlapping geometric planes and vivid crimson gables reveal a modernist vision of domestic architecture.

Discover Charles Demuth’s 1925 watercolor Eggplant and Green Pepper, where deep purple and verdant green forms engage in a poised interplay of geometry, light, and color, merging domestic still life with modernist abstraction.

Discover Charles Demuth’s 1917 watercolor Fish Series, No. 5, where striped fish swirl in layered washes of orange and gray, blending observational beauty with modernist abstraction.

Explore Charles Demuth’s 1917 watercolor Fish Series, No. 3, where striped fish swirl in muted gold and gray washes, blending observational detail with modernist abstraction.

Explore Charles Demuth’s 1916 watercolor Fish Series, No. 4, where vibrant washes, looping pencil contours, and swirling composition capture the kinetic beauty of koi‑like fish in modernist abstraction.

Delve into Charles Demuth’s 1914 Early Landscape, where vibrant washes and gestural linework fuse to capture the energetic interplay of water, foliage, hills, and sky in a pioneering modernist study.

Explore Charles Demuth’s 1917 watercolor Bermuda, Masts and Foliage, where crystalline masts, rounded foliage washes, and open negative space converge in a serene modernist abstraction.

Discover Charles Demuth’s 1917 watercolor Bermuda Sky and Sea with Boats, where luminous washes and minimal silhouettes evoke the quiet poetry of sky, horizon, and solitary vessels.

Delve into Charles Demuth’s 1917 watercolor “Bermuda, Stairway,” where minimalist pencil lines and translucent washes fragment a simple stairway into a serene Cubist‑inspired abstraction.

Explore Charles Demuth’s 1918 watercolor Bermuda, Houses Seen Through Trees, where interlocking geometric planes and soft washes dissolve island architecture and foliage into a serene modernist abstraction.

Discover Charles Demuth’s 1917 watercolor Bermuda No. 1, Tree and House, where interlocking planes and subtle washes dissolve a tropical vista into a serene modernist abstraction.

Explore Charles Demuth’s 1917 watercolor Bermuda No. 4, where delicate pencil grids and whisper‑thin washes reimagine a tropical landscape as a luminous geometric abstraction.

Explore Charles Demuth’s 1916 watercolor Two Women and Child on Beach, where minimal lines and soft washes capture a serene seaside moment infused with early modernist abstraction.

Explore Charles Demuth’s 1917 watercolor Bermuda Landscape No. 2, where overlapping geometric planes and soft pencil lines distill island light into a modernist abstraction.