Boats at Rest (circa 1895) by Arthur Wesley Dow, from the Original, Framed Print Ball fabric is not easy to

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Boats at Rest (circa 1895) by Arthur Wesley Dow, from the Original, Framed Print Ball fabric is not easy toPublic domain art from the Art Institute of Chicago, digitally enhanced from the original in high resolution. Oil on canvas, depicting Ipswich, Massachusetts. In 1891 Arthur Wesley Dow began to engage seriously with the formal elements of Japanese art in his prints and oil paintings. In works such as Boats at Rest, he depicted locales around his native Ipswich, Massachusetts, using the radical cropping, elevated perspective, and flattened pictorial