New York, Massachusetts. 1914 - 2004
Black American theme performance art, layered drawing
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1908 Baltimore, Maryland - 1986. Known for: Mod seascapes, interiors, landscape and still life.
An American Regionalist painter and long-time teacher at the University of Maryland, he did paintings that emphasize clarity, simplicity and are created with broad, flat, color masses in a style... Read full biography
An American Regionalist painter and long-time teacher at the University of Maryland, he did paintings that emphasize clarity, simplicity and are created with broad, flat, color masses in a style related to Cubism. He was discovered in the 1930s in Washington D.C. art circles that included Duncan... Read full biography
An American Regionalist painter and long-time teacher at the University of Maryland, he did paintings that emphasize clarity, simplicity and are created with broad, flat, color masses in a style related to Cubism. He was discovered in the 1930s in Washington D.C. art circles that included Duncan Phillips of the The Phillips Collection. Maril was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and received his early training at the Maryland Institute of Fine Arts. He worked for the WPA artists program during the... Read full biography
An American Regionalist painter and long-time teacher at the University of Maryland, he did paintings that emphasize clarity, simplicity and are created with broad, flat, color masses in a style related to Cubism. He was discovered in the 1930s in Washington D.C. art circles that included Duncan Phillips of the The Phillips Collection. Maril was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and received his early training at the Maryland Institute of Fine Arts. He worked for the WPA artists program during the Depression, and his work is in numerous collections including the Metropolitan and Whitney Museums in New York; the National Museum of American Art, The Phillips Collection, the Corcoran Gallery in Washington D.C.; and in Baltimore, the Baltimore... Read full biography
An American Regionalist painter and long-time teacher at the University of Maryland, he did paintings that emphasize clarity, simplicity and are created with broad, flat, color masses in a style related to Cubism. He was discovered in the 1930s in Washington D.C. art circles that included Duncan Phillips of the The Phillips Collection. Maril was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and received his early training at the Maryland Institute of Fine Arts. He worked for the WPA artists program during the Depression, and his work is in numerous collections including the Metropolitan and Whitney Museums in New York; the National Museum of American Art, The Phillips Collection, the Corcoran Gallery in Washington D.C.; and in Baltimore, the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Walters Art Gallery.... Read full biography
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New York, Massachusetts. 1902 - 1984
Abstract expressionist painting
Pennsylvania. 1914 - 1985
Abstract landscape painting, Indian totemic
Massachusetts, Michigan. 1881 - 1944
Abstract figure-objects and landscape painting
New York. 1914 - 1993
Abstract-non ob imagery painting, collage
New York / Germany. 1894 - 1965
Landscape, portrait, genre, etching
New York, Massachusetts, Colorado. 1923 - 1995
Abstract figure, still life and animal painting
Massachusetts, Minnesota. 1919 - 1991
Non objective, collage, graphics
Massachusetts, Wisconsin. 1891 - 1971
Cubist still life-figure, non-ob, printmaking
New York. 1898 - 1969
Social-realist painting, illustration, lithography, photography
New York. 1907 - 1961
Cubist figure, still life, genre and birds paintings, design, sculpture
Massachusetts, California, Iowa. 1888 - 1971
Seascape, figure in landscape and abstract painting
Massachusetts, Indiana. 1900 - 1990
Landscape-coastal, figure-genre
New York / Poland, Russian Federation. 1896 - 1974
Marine-coastals, mod genre, animal
Massachusetts. 1913 - 1963
Abstract expressionist floral motif
Massachusetts, Iowa. 1873 - 1946
Cubist still life, sea-landscape, printmaking
New York, California. 1896 - 1983
Modernist figure-views, still life, non objective painting
New York, Maine / Mexico. 1918 - 2010
Abstract expression and figurative painting
New York. 1891 - 1970
Ballet figure, landscape, still life
New York, Massachusetts / Germany. 1891/93 - 1959
Political satire and caricature, Dada expression, educator
Massachusetts, New York. 1872 - 1930
Portrait, genre and landscape painting, teaching
New York / France. 1868 - 1932
Paintings-figure, still life, landscape
Massachusetts. 1894 - 1969
Abstract figurative painting, bas-relief wood carving
New York, Connecticut. 1901 - 1973
Social surreal genre and abstraction painting
New York / Russian Federation. 1878 - 1965
Modernist figure-genre, town-landscape painting, drawing
New Jersey, New York, Vermont / Italy. 1900 - 1988
Landscape, still life, and portrait painting, etching
New York. 1897 - 1977
Genre-satire, religious painting, illustration
Massachusetts, West Virginia. 1878 - 1956
Abstract geometric color woodblocks, botanics
New York, Connecticut / Canada, France. 1873 - 1939
Landscape, floral, genre and nocturne painting
New York, California / Italy. 1862 - 1928
Painting-landscape-ethereal female figures
Pennsylvania, California. 1902 - 1988
Landscape, urban genre and still life paintings
New York. 1899 - 1974
Figure-dancers, social realism