


In Molly Smith's early-2010s watercolors, the landscape is often rendered with graphic impact. In her 2012 watercolor Graylan, a dead tree rises through shifting grey, its bare branches tracing a fine black web against an overcast sky. A diffused, pale sun hovers just behind, the one warm note in an otherwise bleached atmosphere.
Watercolor on paper
Signed by the artist on reverse
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For decades, Molly Smith has explored the landscape through deeply observational paintings, drawings, and sculptures, now rooted in her rural Massachusetts surroundings. Working from direct experience and attentive study, Smith captures fleeting shifts of light, season, and atmosphere, revealing what she describes as the “divine perfection” of the natural world.