Celebrating Herman Maril's centennial, the Provincetown Art Association and Museum holds an exhibition honoring the work of such an extraordinary artist. The landscape of Cape Cod – the dunes, flats, harbor, fishermen, weirs and boats - were some of the subjects that Herman Maril created in his paintings and works on paper for half a century. Maril’s stylistic journey is reminiscent of the Renaissance, has roots in Cubsim, moves into Modernism, and results in a simple elegance, undefinable within an art historical context. An exhibition catalogue will accompany the exhibition.