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The image displays a framed painting titled *Sailboat on the Sea (No. 2)* by Fritz Glarner, dated 1923, exhibited at the Harvard Art Museums in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States. The artwork, an oil painting, depicts a stylized marine landscape through geometric abstraction. The composition is horizontally divided into three primary sections: a sky, a horizon/sea, and a foreground. The upper section, representing the sky, consists of layered geometric planes in shades of light blue, teal, and beige, with an emphasis on diagonal and angular forms suggesting light refraction or clouds. A narrow, dark blue-grey horizontal band forms the horizon line. On the far left of this band, a small, upright white shape represents a sailboat. The bottom section, comprising approximately one-third of the canvas, depicts the foreground in varied golden and ochre tones, also rendered with geometric segments, suggesting a beach or sand dunes. The painting is enclosed within a light-colored, possibly wooden, frame, which is partially visible at the top and bottom edges of the photograph. The scene contains no human figures.
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