

a) Along the Marne (recto); b) Study for Along the Marne (verso)
The image shows a figure standing on the right side. The horizon is a third from the top of the composition. Hills extend across the landscape. The brushstrokes suggest a sketch-like technique with swift lines. The color palette is monochrome with shades of gray, and subtle touches of red and orange. A person is depicted close by with sparse detail and rocks are scattered further away. Soft hills and a faint suggestion of a structure or more rocks are in the distance. The scene is simple, focusing on lines and minimal shading to suggest form and space.
Artwork Details
- Date
- probably 1918
- Medium
- a) black crayon with graphite and red and yellow crayon additions on wove paper b) black crayon on wove paper
- Dimensions
- 4968 × 3512 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original
Palette