Maine, Rocks and Trees 1964, 24" x 30"
Dark Pines 1967, 36" x 47"
Construction 1950, 30" x 20"
Cityscape 1929, 24" x 18"
The Concert #2 1939, 17" x 23"
The Telephone 1982, 40" x 30"
Midnight Snack #2 1960, 24" x 40"
Refreshments and Sea 1982, 36" x 48” Collection of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum
Herman Maril, American Modernist (1908–1986)
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The Dive, 1935, 17" x 13" / The Fire, 1940, 17.5" x 21.5" / Circus Grounds, 1952, 17.5" x 23"
Herman Maril: Selections From Seven Decades
Opening August 16 at the Bakker Gallery, 359 Commercial Street, Provincetown, Massachusetts.
Memories of High Mount, 1960, 18" x 14"
Herman Maril Featured in New Collection of Emily Dickinson Poetry
Poésies d'Emily Dickinson Illustrées par la Peinture Moderniste Américaine joins the poetry of Emily Dickinson and American modernist painting in a 410-page coffee table book. Dickinson describes with a moving modernity the world around her—a world of freedom, in communion with nature, life and death, a transcendent, sensitive, moving universe. Fifty years later, the poems of one of the greatest American poets find a vibrant echo in the works of American painters, both figurative and abstract.
Maril is included in this select group of well-known artists that includes Edward Hopper, Marsden Hartley, Rockwell Kent, Arthur Dove, Stuart Davis, Thomas Hart Benton, John Marin, Andrew Wyeth, Joseph Stella, Guy Pene du Bois, Georgia O’Keefe, Charles Burchfield, Jacob Lawrence, and Milton Avery.
Representation
Herman Maril is currently represented by Debra Force Fine Art, Manhattan, New York; Harmon-Meek Gallery, Naples, Florida; and LewAllen Galleries, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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