Arthur Wesley Dow Prints – Rocky Shores, Boats & Colour

Arthur Wesley Dow prints give rocks, water and small boats a clear pattern of colour. Purple shadow can separate a cliff face, while a blue hull anchors a quieter bank beside still water. Browse these coastal subjects alongside seascape art, boat prints and landscape painting.

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The Destroyer, Arthur Wesley Dow Fine Art Print
From CHF 21.00
Boats at Rest, Arthur Wesley Dow Fine Art Print
From CHF 21.00
A Maine Headland (Rocky Coast), Arthur Wesley Dow Fine Art Print
From CHF 21.00
The Derelict (The Lost Boat), Arthur Wesley Dow Fine Art Print
From CHF 18.00

Rock faces divided by purple shadow

The Destroyer looks across steep, angular forms towards a warmer distant ridge. Dark blue and violet areas make the near cleft especially deep. The colour changes describe the landscape’s structure while the simplified outlines keep the large rock masses more prominent than small surface details.

A blue hull beside reflected water

Boats at Rest places the near boat diagonally against a grassy bank, with another craft farther along the sheltered water. Warm ribs cross the dark interior of the hull. Bright greens and blue reflections connect the boats to their surroundings without losing their clear individual outlines.

Rounded cliffs above breaking water

A Maine Headland, Rocky Coast sets a green-topped headland beyond broad foreground slabs, with blue sea and small white wave edges between them. Purple and pink tones distinguish the rock surfaces. The successive near and distant masses give the coastline depth through colour and shape rather than densely repeated detail.

Related artists and collections

Compare coastal form in Winslow Homer, expressive shore colour in John Marin and quiet water in Fitz Henry Lane. Further seascape prints follows the rock-and-water relationships, while boats and harbours extends the smaller vessels and sheltered banks.

Read more in our Winslow Homer guide to coastal painting.