Spring Thaw depicts a waterfront town awakening to spring, with distinctive yellow buildings reflected across a vibrant green landscape. A river or waterway occupies the foreground, rendered in bold turquoise and blue strokes that suggest flowing water and renewal. The composition balances architectural forms with natural elements, featuring bare trees in early spring growth alongside geometric buildings silhouetted against a pale sky. Created as a silkscreen, the work exemplifies mid-20th-century American printmaking techniques that celebrate regional landscapes and seasonal transformation.