This Boston plein air artist was one of many who was captivated by the Rockport scene. This intimate painting, small in size with loose brushwork reminiscent of George Luks, benefits from its tiered frame, which reinforced the perspective within the picture plane. The resonance between the depth depicted and the depth of the frame means this painting, like earlier art of the previous century creates a “window” into the wall, or a space “beyond.”
