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1919

The Night

Experience Max Beckmann’s ‘The Night,’ a haunting 1919 masterpiece of Neue Sachlichkeit. Explore its distorted figures & symbolic depth – a powerful statement on post-war anxiety.

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1906

Great Scene Of Agony

Experience Max Beckmann’s ‘Great Scene of Agony’ (1906). A haunting Expressionist masterpiece exploring human vulnerability & suffering through raw emotion & distorted forms.

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1922

The Iron Bridge (view Of Frankfurt)

Max Beckmann’s "The Iron Bridge" (1922) – a dynamic Expressionist cityscape! Bold colors, textured impasto & symbolic industrial scenes. A captivating piece for art lovers & collectors.

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1950

Columbine

Experience Max Beckmann’s "Columbine" – a striking Expressionist masterpiece! Explore its masked figure, vibrant colors & symbolic depth. Own this iconic 1950 artwork reproduction.

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1942

The Actors

Max Beckmann’s 'The Actors' (1942) – a powerful triptych exploring human condition & societal critique. Bold Expressionist style, layered symbolism, & raw emotion. Ideal for collectors.

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1946

Actresses

Max Beckmann's 'Actresses' (1946) captures a dramatic scene of two women in a dressing room, reflecting themes of performance and vulnerability with bold brushstrokes.

Max Beckmann's 'Perseus. Triptych' (1941) is a haunting mythological masterpiece, reflecting trauma and existential themes through distorted figures & bold colors. Explore its powerful narrative of liberation and confinement.

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1926

The Old Actress

The painting resides at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (MetCollects), acquired in 2017.

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1937

Temptation

A powerful German Expressionist triptych by Max Beckmann featuring distorted figures and symbolic scenes of lust and greed from 1937, inviting you to explore the profound depth of this masterpiece for your collection.

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1938

Self-portrait With Trumpet

Max Beckmann's intense Self-Portrait with Trumpet (1938) captures the artist’s expressionist style through a serious man in red holding a trumpet, alongside a bottle and cup. This powerful oil on canvas offers a glimpse into Beckmann’s unique vision and artistic legacy – discover this remarkable piece.

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1929

Rugby Players

Max Beckmann's "Rugby Players" (1929) captures the raw energy of an expressionist rugby game with distorted figures and a sense of mystery. Explore this iconic black and white painting and discover similar artworks for sale.

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1937

The King

Max Beckmann's haunting 'The King,' painted in 1937 during his exile, showcases Expressionist drama through a poignant portrait blending regal dignity with childlike vulnerability—a masterpiece to explore and cherish.

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1921

Self Portrait With A Bucket Hat

Max Beckmann’s ‘Self Portrait with a Bucket Hat’ (1921) is a haunting monochromatic etching exploring identity & duality. A key work of German Expressionism, its layered reflections offer a contemplative glimpse into the artist's psyche.

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1939

The Acrobats

A powerful Expressionist triptych by Max Beckmann featuring distorted figures and vibrant colors that explore social anxiety and human drama, inviting you to experience this masterpiece of German modernism.

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Still Life With Three Skulls

Three haunting skulls and scattered bottles create a profound sense of mortality in this powerful German Expressionist still life by Max Beckmann, inviting you to explore the depths of this evocative masterpiece.

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1938

Bird's Hell

Experience the surreal chaos of Max Beckmann's 1938 masterpiece, Bird's hell, a vibrant depiction of disorder and life; discover this complex vision today.

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1943

Odysseus And Calypso

Max Beckmann’s ‘Odysseus and Calypso’ (1943) is a powerfully Expressionist oil painting depicting the iconic Greek hero and nymph with distorted forms and vibrant colors, capturing intense emotion and inviting you to explore this masterpiece.

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1950

Quappi In Blue In A Boat

Experience Max Beckmann's 1950 depiction of a woman by the sea; explore this evocative early to mid-20th-century masterpiece and bring art home.

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1919

Self-portrait With Champagne Glass

Max Beckmann's 'Self-portrait with champagne glass,' painted in 1919, captures a moment of social interaction with distorted figures reflecting the artist’s post-war vision. Explore this iconic work and bring its unique style into your space.

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1946

Day And Dream. Magic Mirror

Max Beckmann’s "Day and Dream. Magic Mirror" (1946) presents a haunting black and white drawing of a woman contemplating her reflection before a distorted mirror, embodying the artist's post-war anxieties and surreal style.

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1907

Self-portrait In Florence

Expressionist self‑portrait of a stern man holding a cigarette, painted by Max Beckmann in 1907; explore this striking piece or bring it into your collection.

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1947

Party In Paris

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Quappi And Indian

Max Beckmann’s "Quappi and Indian" presents a haunting Expressionist portrait of vulnerability and unspoken tension through distorted figures and a crimson backdrop reflecting post-WWI anxieties. Explore this iconic 1928 artwork and discover its rich symbolism.

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Clown With Women And Young Clown

Explore Max Beckmann's poignant masterpiece 'Clown with Women and Young Clown,' a black & white depiction capturing human connection amidst unsettling beauty. Discover its artistic influences and historical significance.

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