Arthur Dove Prints – Nature, Boats & Abstract Rhythm

Arthur Dove prints move between boats, animals, natural forms and compositions where colour and rhythm become the main subject. Curved shapes and changing contours connect many of these different images. Browse unframed prints, framed prints and canvas panels, alongside abstract art and other form-led work in geometric prints.

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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Fishboat (1930)
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Clouds and Water (1930)
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Sunrise Northport Harbor
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Boat Going Through Inlet
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Arthur Dove Print, Hand Sewing Machine (1927)
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Arthur Dove Print, Goat (1935)
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Arthur Dove Print, George Gershwin–‘Rhapsody in Blue,’ Part I (1927)
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Cow (circa 1912)
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Chair (1928)
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Car across the Street (1940)
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Beach (1940)
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Barnyard Fantasy (1935)
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Swans
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Sails
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Nature Symbolized
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Trees Behind the House
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Happy Clam Shell
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Good Breeze
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Blue Jay Flew up in a Tree
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, Departure from 3 Points
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Arthur Dove Fine Art Print, End of the Pond
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The landscape transformed through curves

Clouds and Water brings sweeping pale forms above darker hills and small sail-like shapes on the water. The sky and ground remain suggested while their contours become part of a larger pattern. Other natural subjects similarly move between a recognisable setting and independent shapes.

The boat as a compact arrangement

Fishboat fills the view with the curved hull, upright supports and dark opening of the vessel. The close viewpoint reduces the surrounding space and gives the object a strong structure. Other water subjects follow boats, inlets and sails through different degrees of simplification.

Music suggested through visual rhythm

George Gershwin, Rhapsody in Blue, Part I gathers lines, small repeated marks and contrasting coloured areas into an upright composition. The title connects the image with music without requiring a literal scene. Explore abstract prints for further work organised through rhythm and colour.

Related artists and collections

Compare the forms of Henry Lyman Saÿen, the constructed subjects of Charles Demuth and the intense colour of Oscar Bluemner. The wider geometric abstract collection offers another route through repeated and related shapes.

Read more in our guide to Arthur Dove.