This piece is a hand-painted study after John Singer Sargent’s Villa di Marlia, Lucca from 1910. Sargent’s watercolors from this period are often described as full of “joy and freedom,” and this Italian garden scene beautifully reflects that spirit through its luminous light, lively brushwork, and effortless watercolor atmosphere.
Watercolor on Arches 300gsm paper | 24 × 18 in | 2026 | Signed on verso
This piece is a hand-painted study after John Singer Sargent’s Villa di Marlia, Lucca from 1910. Sargent’s watercolors from this period are often described as full of “joy and freedom,” and this Italian garden scene beautifully reflects that spirit through its luminous light, lively brushwork, and effortless watercolor atmosphere.
Watercolor on Arches 300gsm paper | 24 × 18 in | 2026 | Signed on verso
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