This ink wash drawing depicts a serene harbor scene with several moored sailboats rendered in loose, gestural brushwork. The composition features a multi-masted vessel on the right, smaller boats scattered across calm waters, and delicate linear studies of sailing vessels in the upper portion. Executed in warm grays and blacks against a beige ground, the work exemplifies the spontaneous, observational approach characteristic of mid-twentieth-century American regional painting, particularly the Provincetown School's emphasis on maritime subjects and plein-air sensibility.