<em>Boat on the Water’s Edge</em> dates to Francis Picabia’s early years, created during a period when he remained interested in Parisian vanguard trends, such as Post-Impressionism. Like many artists in this milieu who influenced him—namely Camille Pissarro and Alfred Sisley—Picabia focused on landscape and on translating the effects of weather upon it. Also similar to some artists within this circle, Picabia explored etching at this time. The medium had experienced a revival of interest several decades before and was preferred at the time for its immediacy, which closely resembled the directness of drawing.
- द्वारा Francis Picabia (French, 1879–1953)
- दिनांक c. 1900
- अधिकार: Copyrighted
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France
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Etching with drypoint
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Print
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